10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CHELAE»
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chelae in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
chelae and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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New Zealand Journal of Zoology
The results, presented in Table 5. show that the chelar index for female crabs did
not deviate significantly from unity (i.e.. equal right and left chelae) in any size
class. On the other hand, the males' chelar index was always greater than unity ...
2
Antarctic and Subantarctic Pycnogonida: Nymphonidae, ...
Trunk fully segmented, lateral processes with many long curved spines; scapes
with many long and short lateral setae, chelae fingers equal to palm length, 60
teeth (Im), 65 teeth (M) on fingers; legs without spine rows .... N. eltaninae, new ...
3
The Dryinidae and Embolemidae (Hymenoptera: Chrysidoidea) of ...
Females have not needed to modify part of their fore tarsi into chelae: they
approach the host very quickly and grasp it with their front and middle pairs of
legs, without needing chelae because the host reaction is not so lively as to need
more ...
4
Solitary Wasps: Behavior and Natural History
1965). Chelae are present in females of all dryinid subfamilies except the
Aphelopinae and Biaphelopinae. The inner margins of the chelae of female
dryinids are armed with arrays of lamellae, bristles, and hairs (Fig. 2-3) that
presumably help ...
5
Evolutionary Ecology of Social and Sexual Systems : ...
which consist of heightened body posture and spreading of the chelae (or meral
spread). This usually occurs while the crayfish are at some distance apart,
typically a couple of body lengths. The next level of aggression occurs when the ...
J. Emmett Duffy Professor of Marine Science College of William and Mary, Coquimbo Martin Thiel Professor of Marine Biology Universidad Catolica del Norte, 2007
6
The Littoral Fauna of the British Isles: A Handbook for ...
Chelipeds small and compressed, the chelae keeled. The other pereiopods
compressed and hairy, with pointed dactylopodites. A small pretty species, green,
mottled with brown, purple and red. 12 mm. long and a little more in breadth.
Nellie Barbara Eales, 1967
7
Remarkable Shrimps: Adaptations and Natural History of the ...
Another unusual set of chelae is found in Psalidopus, called the "scissor-foot
shrimps" because of the peculiar form of their first chelae (fig. 2.9B,C). In most
caridean chelae only the dactylar finger is movable, capable of abduction (
opening) ...
8
The Sea Shore Ecology of Hong Kong
Slender chelae are carried upon the first three pairs of legs, and the prominent,
white antennae wave conspicuously; three branches are displayed, (two from the
antennule and one from antenna proper on either side). These are used to attract
...
Brian Morton, John Morton, 1983
9
King Crabs of the World: Biology and Fisheries Management
(1996) Paralithodes platypus ♂ 87.0 7.2 (SD) North Pacific (Kodiak Island)
Chelae allometry Somerton and Macintosh (1983) 93.0 13.9 (SD) North Pacific (
Prince William Sound) Chelae allometry Somerton and Macintosh (1983) 108.0
12.8 ...
“Chelae, why didn't you tell me she was Stan's wife?” Chelae looked away. “You
know?” Khamiel opened her hand and showed her the ring. “She tried to give this
to Stan before she died.” “It's not something we discuss among team members.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CHELAE»
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chelae is used in the context of the following news items.
Celestial News: Libra, the misfit constellation
#To the ancient Greeks, there were only 11 constellations in the zodiac, including the double constellation of Scorpius the Scorpion and Chelae ... «Steamboat Pilot & Today, Jun 15»
Weird and wonderful colourful crayfish species discovered in …
... and white one: "The new species, Cherax pulcher differs from all other crayfish of this subgenus in the shape of its chelae, shape of body and ... «International Business Times UK, May 15»
New Species Of Crawfish Discovered
For defense, the crayfish wave their long claws, called chelae, to ward off predators. These large claws contribute to their being more nimble in ... «The Inquisitr, Apr 14»
Gramastacus lacus: New Crayfish Species Discovered in Australia
It is distinguished by a large male genital papilla, large raised post orbital ridges, laterally compressed carapace and elongated chelae. «Sci-News.com, Apr 14»
Coconut Crabs Eat Everything from Kittens to, Maybe, Amelia Earhart
The crab is known for its ability to crack or pound open coconuts with the strong pincers or two large chelae it possesses in order to eat the ... «Smithsonian, Jan 14»
Jimmy Westlake: Libra – the misfit of the Zodiac
They decided to amputate Chelae, the Scorpion's Claws, to form this new constellation. At that time, 2,000 years ago, the autumnal equinox ... «Steamboat Pilot & Today, Apr 13»
A recent submarine dive turned up a species of hermit crab that was …
The most striking feature of the animal is its chelae, a shield-shaped appendage that allows it to firmly seal its shell when alarmed, Lemaitre ... «LiveScience.com, Apr 13»
Why Did the Bushman Put a Scorpion In His Mouth On 'The Amazing …
However, before he puts it in his mouth, it is grabbing hold of his finger with its powerful pedipalp chelae, or pincers, which is probably quite ... «National Geographic, Mar 13»
Crayfish Claws Can Fake Out Attackers, Cherax Dispar Research …
It also "adds another dimension of uncertainly to aggressive encounters, because a crayfish cannot predict which chelae poses the greater ... «Huffington Post, Mar 12»
Crayfish Fake Out Attackers With Large, Weak Claws
They collected the crustaceans and determined the size and strength of their pincers, also called chelae. The researchers found that these ... «LiveScience.com, Mar 12»
