10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MONAXON»
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Monactinal Diactinal Curved Monaxon with Tctraxon monaxon monaxon
monaxon hook ends Triradiate Calthrops Hcxactinal g triaxon Polyaxon Polyaxon
Figure 4.7 Spicules and spongin. Spiculc {a 0 End of . ' iculc Sclcroblast 5p
Founder ...
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Modern Text Book of Zoology: Invertebrates
1-Monactinal monaxon. 2-Diactinal monaxon 3 -Curved monaxon. 4-Triaenes. 5
& 6-Tetraxon calthrops. 7-Triradiate. 8 -Monaxon with ends hooked (anphidisc). 9
-Hexactinal triaxon. 10 & 11-Potyaxons. 12-Spongin fibres. marketable size in ...
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Animal Forms And Functions: Invertebrata
Style i^ Tylostyle Oxea A. MONAXON SPICULES B. TRIAXON SPICULE
TETRACTINE TRIAENES Amphidisc Triad C. TETRAXON SPICULES D. DESMA
Fig. 3.9. Scypha. Various types of spicules. (i) Monaxon spicules: These are long
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P.Puranik, Asha Bhate, 2007
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Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Sciences, Geology
The spicule association includes monaxon, triaxon, and tetraxon spicules. They
were found together with crinoids, brachiopods, and bryozoan debris (samples
132-1 and 132-2 from bed 132). Fossil fragments often form thin parallel layers.
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The Light and Smith Manual: Intertidal Invertebrates from ...
Intertidal Invertebrates from Central California to Oregon Sol Felty Light James T.
Carlton. axes = 1 monaxon axes = 1 monaxon rays = 1 monactine PLATE 17
Monactine, diactine, tetractine, and triactine spicule morphology and terminology.
Sol Felty Light, James T. Carlton, 2007
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Atlas of Invertebrate Anatomy
Donald Thomas Anderson. Apical view % rm^ $mm T3 < epidermis. monaxon
megascleres Tethya corticata microscleres canal osculu Chondrilla australiensis
external surface collagen fibre monaxon megascleres spongin fibre canal Ircinia
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Donald Thomas Anderson, 1996
It is a diactinal monaxon or a diactine (Fig. 3.3«). The tylostyle, typical
megasclere of the order Hadromerida, is knobbed at one end, pointed at the
other. It is a monactinal monaxon (Fig. 3.3e). During growth of the spicule, if
development ...
Patricia R. Bergquist, 1978
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A Dictionary for Invertebrate Zoology:
[Gr. dis, twice; aktis, ray] Being pointed at both ends. diactinal monaxon (PORIF)
A monaxon that develops by growing in both directions, while originating from a
central point; diactine; rhabdus. diactine see diactinal monaxon diaene n. [Gr. dis
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The Directiveness of Organic Activities
The porocytes come from the dermal epithelium, the cells of which in the allied
genus Leucosolenia have the power of secreting monaxon spicules ; there is
therefore nothing very remarkable in the fact that the porocytes of Clathrina can ...
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United States Geological Survey Professional Paper
0 Pellet calcarenite, golden-brown, well-sortai, fine-grained, rounded, tightly
cemented; abundant calcite-replaced monaxon sponge spicules and scattered
pelecypod debris____ l. 5 Covered ...
