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Definition von zooidal im Wörterbuch Englisch
Die Definition von zooidal im Wörterbuch bezieht sich auf oder bezieht sich auf irgendeinen unabhängigen tierischen Körper, wie ein Individuum einer Coelenterat-Kolonie. Andere Definition von zooidal bezieht sich auf oder bezieht sich auf eine bewegliche Zelle oder Körper, wie einen Gameten, der von einem Organismus produziert wird.
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Horizontal Gene Transfer
Rickards (1988) stated specifically in this regard that colonies of species within
the new re-radiation genera are characterized by a “drawn-out, thorn-like”
firstformed part of the colony and that the initial zooidal cups in these colonies are
long ...
Michael Syvanen, Clarence I. Kado,
2001
4.3 Zooidal characteristics and colony form Bryozoan zooids are the basic units
of construction from which colonies are made (Ch. 1). Zooids vary considerably in
size, shape, spacing, design, function, and integration, all of which should be ...
Frank K. McKinney, Jeremy B. C. Jackson,
1991
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Encyclopedia of Tidepools and Rocky Shores
The two typical patterns for budding process are intrazooidal, in which one zooid
must complete its growth and development before budding new individuals, and
zooidal, in which buds continually grow outward from the colony and new ...
Mark W. Denny, Steven Dean Gaines,
2007
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Biology and Palaeobiology of Bryozoans: Proceedings of the ...
Zooidal structures measurements, mm; n = 20: Remarks: This new species is
easily distinguished from all others from the southern seas by the large distal
pore on the ovicell surface. This ovicell is here considered as a composite
structure, ...
Peter J. Hayward, John Stanley Ryland, Paul D. Taylor,
1994
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Neritic Carbonate Sediments in a Temperate Realm: Southern ...
Shelf Edge ( 110–200 mwd): The zone of most diverse growth comprising
ubiquitous delicate branching forms, particularly cyclostomes, and articulated
zooidal cheilostomes together with large numbers of articulated branching,
fenestrate, ...
Noel P. James, Yvonne Bone,
2010
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Bryozoan Studies 2004: Proceedings of the 13th International ...
Zooidal frontal wall is covered by diatoms (D) and various microbes. Some of the
microbes are flaccid (F). Other microbes, particularly the filaments, appear to be
attracting additional minerals, either actively or passively, as indicated by the ...
Hugo Moyano, Juan Cancino, Patrick Wyse Jackson,
2005
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New Zealand Journal of Zoology
Colony erect, claviform, tapering proximally; zooids 0.50-0.55 x 0.50 mm,
alternating proximally, quincuncial distally, with a large, oval opesia occupying
about half the zooidal length; cryptocyst broad, steeply descending, granular;
gymnocyst ...
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Bryozoa: Ordovician to Recent : Papers Presented at the 6th ...
A, zooidal budding: zooids are partitioned by growth of interior wall proximal to
the growing edge in a more or less 'continuous' process. B, multizooidal budding:
zooids formed as in zooidal budding, but buds are greater than two zooids in ...
Claus Nielsen, Gilbert Powell Larwood,
1985
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Developmental Plasticity and Evolution
In the cheilostome Bryozoa, colonial marine invertebrates that grow by the
multiplication of their component structures (zooidsl, there is a recurrently
evolved alternative growth pattern, zooidal budding, which produces a
continuously ...
Mary Jane West-Eberhard,
2003
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A Dictionary for Invertebrate Zoology:
... cephalic framework, composed of an annular structure with posteriorly directed
rim, the basal ring, and six radial elements. basal platform (BRYO:
Gymnolaemata) In Cheilostomata, the multizooidal skeletal layers of the basal
zooidal walls; ...