10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «STATOLITH» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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Linking
Statolith Chemistry of Aplysia Californica to ...
Tools are needed to track larval origins to small coastal areas (e.g., marine protected areas).
Michael Océano Navarro, 2009
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maintenance of equilibrium. The statocysts are sacs that open to the exterior.
Inside the sac is a statolith, composed of fine sand grains cemented together by ...
Research & Education Association Editors, Research and Education Association, 2013
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The Molecular Biology of Plant Development
The Phycomyces sporangiophore is sensitive to gravity, yet contains no
microscopically recognizable statolith particles (Dennison, 1961). It is possible
here that modification of tensions and subsequent deformation of the stalk, trigger
the ...
Harry Smith, Donald Grierson, 1982
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Physiological Approach to the Lower Animals
Its essential features are the statolith, a small particle of calcium carbonate, and
the sense cells lining the vesicle, having hair-like processes upon which the
statolith rests. The statolith, being of greater density than the fluid in the vesicle, ...
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Squid Recruitment Dynamics: The Genus Illex as a Model, the ...
An inverse relationship between the proportion of organic material in the statolith
and size of squid exists such that the statolith becomes more calcified as body
length increases. The protein matrix of the statolith consists predominantly of ...
Paul Rodhouse, E. G. Dawe, R. K. O'Dor, 1998
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Introduction to Dynamic Modeling of Neuro-Sensory Systems
Also in the cavity is a statolith, consisting of one or more dense particles such as
grains of sand, an accretion of sand grains stuck together to form a pebblelike
mass, or an internally secreted calcified "stone." When an animal is at rest, the ...
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Biology of the Lobster Homarus Americanus
The statocyst has been described as "an ectodermal sac, fluid-filled and lined by
hairs which are in contact with a relatively dense mass, the statolith" (Cohen,
1955; reviewed by Cohen and Dijkgraaf, 1961). Four to five hundred chitinous
hairs ...
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Observations on the function and the structure of the ...
STATOLITH FORMATION I. INTRODUCTION In molluscs statolith formation has
received only limited attention. According to Schmidt (1912) and to Pfeil (1922) a
"statolith-forming fluid", synthetized by the sense cells (for instance in the ...
Johannes Jacobus Geuze, 1968
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Plant Roots: The Hidden Half, Fourth Edition
Experiments involving hypergravity or high-gradient magnetic fields to mimic a
gravitational field provide further support for the starch-statolith hypothesis (
Kuznetsov and Hasenstein 1996; Fitzelle and Kiss 2001). Kuznetsov and
Hasenstein ...
Amram Eshel, Tom Beeckman, 2013
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Tropical Fish Otoliths: Information for Assessment, ...
Most studies prepare the statolith through the lateral dome, however, so that the
focus (Figure 6b) is evident and increments can be viewed from the nucleus
through to the edge of the statolith. Figure 6. (A) A whole statolith from the tropical
...
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «STATOLITH» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
statolith im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Earliest Comb Jellies Wore Armor
Though not bilaterians, they have complex body plans with a buoyancy organ called a statolith, muscles, a nervous system, an alimentary canal, and the ability ... «Discovery Institute, Jul 15»
Early jellyfish-like creatures sported armor
... rigid plates that surrounded a buoyancy-sensing organ called a statolith. (Side views of four of the species are depicted at second from right and in the top row; ... «Science /AAAS, Jul 15»
Did You Know: The channeled whelk, Delaware's shell
But they discovered that whelks have a tiny, bone-like structure called a statolith. State biologists were able use these tiny structures – they are 7/1000th of a ... «The News Journal, Apr 15»
Geheimnisvolle Giganten
Darin liegt der "Statolith", ein winziges Kalkbröckchen. Wenn sich das Tier bewegt, verändert sich auch die Lage dieses Steinchens, es stößt an Sinneshärchen, ... «Spektrum.de, Nov 13»
Why NASA Launched Jellyfish Into Space
... 1991, NASA began conducting an experiment: "The Effects of Microgravity-Induced Weightlessness on Aurelia Ephyra Differentiation and Statolith Synthesis. «Nextgov, Okt 13»
Roots Down, Shoots Up. But How Does a Plant Know Which is Which?
Instead of fake snow, they use particles called statoliths. In conifers and flowering plants, the statoliths are food storage vessels called amyloplasts. Plants ... «Scientific American, Apr 13»
Study Tries to Explain How Plants Sense Gravity
To date, gravity sensing in plants has been explained by the starch-statolith hypothesis. For example, in roots, gravity-sensing cells at the tip of the root contain ... «Sci-News.com, Feb 13»
A New Look At How Plants Sense Gravity
To date, gravity sensing in plants has been explained by the starch-statolith hypothesis. For example, in roots, gravity-sensing cells at the tip of the root contain ... «RedOrbit, Feb 13»
How Do Plants Know Which Way Is Up And Which Way Is Down?
And if you look closely, inside these cells there are dense, little ball like structures called "statoliths" which comes from the Greek, meaning "stationary stone. «NPR, Jun 12»
“비굴하게 살지 않겠다”는 이름 가진 물고기
일반적으로 대부분의 이석은 평평하게 생겨서 편평석(扁平石, statolith)이라고도 부르고 자르거나 갈아서 단면을 보면 나무 나이테와 같이 원형의 나이테가 있어 ... «한겨레, Apr 12»
