10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CORMIDIUM»
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Siphonophora (Cnidaria: Hydrozoa) of Canadian Pacific Waters
... 122 cormidium definition, 69 cormidium, detached, 134 cormidial detachment,
3, 69, 151, 175, 180, 213 cormidium, linear, 78 cormidium, monogastric, 80
cormidium,polygastric, 80 cormidium, release as free-swimming eudoxid, 15, 69,
123, ...
Gillian M. Mapstone, Mary N. Arai, 2009
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Sociobiology: The New Synthesis
... organism that can be experimentally manipulated with relative ease. COLONY
CORMIDIUM gostrozooid tentocle of gastrozooid Figure 19-4 The full Chapter 19
387 The Colonial Microorganisms and Invertebrates CXXXVIII CXXXIX.
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The Invertebrata: A Manual for the Use of Students
cormidium, and may consist of (1) a shield-shaped hydropliyllium which covers
the rest of the cormidium, (2) a gastrozooid resembling the manubrium of a
medusa, with a mouth, and a tentacle usually branched, (3) a mouthless
individual, the ...
Lancelot Alexander Borradaile, Frank Armitage Potts, G. A. Kerkut, 1963
4
Animal Forms And Functions: Invertebrata
Below the last nectocalyx on the stem, at regular intervals are similar groups of
closely set individuals cormidia together forming a linear cormidium. Each group
of cormidium consists of four types of zooids (i) tubular gastrozooids with mouth ...
P.Puranik, Asha Bhate, 2007
MANDAL. Pneumatophore Ncctocalyx Cocnosarc Sporocysts Hydro phyllium of
bract (jastromoid Tcntac lc Figure 5.18 Halistemma (a) Entire colony; (b) A
cormidium. Q Pneumatophore Nectophore Nectosome Palpon with filiform
tentacles F ...
which bears a less highly elaborate 'larval tentacle ', forms the terminal part of the
oldest cormidium, and is surrounded by a whorl of larger bracts of larval origin.
Four successively younger cormidia can be seen between this and the ...
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Report on the scientific results of the voyage of H.M.S. ...
Each cormidium arises from the surface of the common trunk by a thickened base
, which is sometimes a short conical protuberance, at other times a longer
cylindrical pedicle, or a lateral branch of the trunk (PL IV. figs. 15, 16). Sometimes
the ...
Great Britain. Challenger Office, Sir Charles Wyville Thomson, Sir John Murray, 1888
8
Modern Text Book of Zoology: Invertebrates
B-Hydractinia. C - Generalized calycophoran Siphonophora snowing a single
cormidium. D —Physalia showing a single cormidium. E -Stephalia showing
swimming bells and aurophore. F- Velclta in V.S. Fig. 7. Coral reefs. A - Fringing
reef.
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Animal Behavior Desk Reference: A Dictionary of Animal ...
3range, territory ♢ core temperature See temperature: core temperature. ♢
corkscrew swimming See swimming: corkscrew swimming. ♢ cormidium n. In
siphonophores: A group of zooids (individual members) of a colony that can
separate from ...
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Chemical Zoology V2: Porifera, Coelenterata, And Platyhelminthes
These form a secondary association, the cormidium. Each cormidium is typically
composed of a gasterozooid polyp without tentacles, the siphon, at the base of
which is inserted a dactylozooid or fishing filament; of gonozooids, generally two;
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