10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «TUBICOLE» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
tubicole in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
tubicole im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: Dictionary
[L., a trumpeter, < tuba, trumpet, + canere, sing, pla-y.] ' A trumpeter. tubicinate (ta
-bis'i-nat), 1'. L; ret. and pp. tubicinatcd, ppr. tubicinating. [( . t-ubiccn» (~cin-). a
trumpeter (see tubicen),+ -atel.] To blow a trumpet. [Rare.] Tubicole (tu-bik'o-lé), ...
William Dwight Whitney,
1904
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The Living World: Containing Descriptions of the Several ...
Thus these tubicole Annelides spend their whole life within doors, only now and
then peeping out of their prison with the front part of their head. As they lead so
different a life from their roaming relations, their internal structure is very different.
Augustus C. L. Arnold, Edward Augustus Samuels,
1875
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An Annotated checklist of the biota of the coastal zone of ...
Fouling community tubicole. *Corophium aquafuscum Heard and Sikora, 1972.
Fresh to oligohaline estuaries, mid intertidal, burrows in mud-fine-sand among
roots of Spartina alternif lora, j>. cynosuroides and other marsh vegetation.
Richard G. Zingmark, Belle W. Baruch Institute for Marine Biology and Coastal Research,
1978
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Proceedings of the Ninth International Polychaete Conference
Etude de la glande cémentaire d'un Polychète tubicole (Pectinaria (=Lagis)
koreni) à l'aide de la microsonde électronique, du microanalyseur ionique et du
microscope électronique à balayage. Calcified Tissue International, 24, 231–238.
N. J. Maciolek, N.j. Maciolek & J.a. Blake (eds), James A. Blake,
2009
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Animal Behavior Desk Reference: A Dictionary of Animal ...
tubicole See -cole: tubicole. ♢ tumor n. 1. A local swelling on, or in, any human
body part, especially from some abnormal autonomous growth of tissue that may,
or may not, become malignant; a neoplasm (Michaelis 1963). 2. An organism's ...
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
A trumpeter. tubic ate (ta-bis'i-nat), v. i.; rot. and pp. tubicinatrd, ppr. tubicinatiug. [
< tubicen (wire). a. trumpeter (see tubicen),+ -ate1.] To blow a trumpet. [Rare]
Tubicolae (ti-bik'o-lé), 11. pl. [NL., p1. of tublcola: see tubicole.] 1. A group of
spiders ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith,
1900
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
[NL., pi. of tu- bicola: see tubicole.] 1. A group of spiders which spin and inhabit a
tubular web of silk, often strengthened outside with leaves or other materials; the
tube-spinners. Compare Tubitelse. — 2. A group of annelids, (at) In Cuvier's ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith,
1914
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
[NL., pi. of tu- bicola: see tubicole.] 1. A group of spiders which spin and inhabit a
tubular web of silk, often strengthened outside with leaves or other materials; the
tube-spinners. Compare Tubitelie. — 2. A group of annelids, (ot) In Cuvier's ...
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Vanadium in the Environment
Besides ascidians, certain species of tubicole annelids are known for their
enhanced capacity to concentrate vanadium in their tissues, levels of which
approach those reported for tunicates. The first data were obtained for a sabellid
annelid by ...
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Report of the National Academy of Sciences
The byproducts of these comprehensive investigations include papers on
paleoecology (fossil coral reefs, tubicole worms, etc.) and on problems of local
structure. The contributions to the late Neogene history of the Nile region resulted
from ...
National Academy of Sciences (U.S.),
1944
5 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «TUBICOLE» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
tubicole im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
4 millions d'années après, ce polype à tentacules ressurgit du passé
Image au microscope électronique de trous formés par des protulophilas sur la paroi d'un tube calacaire d'un ver tubicole. Paul Taylor, Natural History Museum, ... «Sciences et Avenir, Jun 14»
Un étonnant ver marin fluorescent sous le microscope des chercheurs
Sa fluorescence bleu lui permet de se distinguer des autres espèces marines. En effet, la plupart des vers tubicoles n'émettent tout simplement pas de lumière. «Maxisciences, Nov 13»
Cette vie méconnues des abysses océaniques
Il y a par exemple le ver tubicole géant Riftia pachyptila (photo), qui n'a pas de système digestif. Il vit en symbiose avec des micro-organismes qui colonisent ... «JOL Press, Apr 13»
La mer est l'avenir de l'homme
Le«Riftia». Ce ver tubicole peut mesurer 2 mètres. Il vit près des sources hydrothermales où les scientifiques ont découvert un écosystème incroyable de ... «Le Figaro, Okt 10»
Gruissan. À la pêche au « cascail » dans l'étang de Campignol
Le cascail est un ver tubicole qui vit en colonies. Il se nourrit de phytoplancton, créant à travers ses filtres des récifs calcaires de plusieurs mètres de diamètre, ... «LaDépêche.fr, Mär 10»