10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PYCNOGONID»
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Table 10.1 Documented examples from the literature of pycnogonid predation of
bryozoans Pycnogonid Bryozoan Reference Ascorhyncus sp. Serialaria spp. D€
ohrn (1881) Phoxichilidium femoratum Crisia sp. Prell (1910) Anoplodactylus sp.
Andrej Ernst, Priska Schäfer, Joachim Scholz,
2012
3
Pycnogonid Development and the Evolution of the Arthropod ...
Civilization has been familiar with arthropod diversity for centuries (arthropods include the insects, crustaceans, spiders).
Cnidarians are particularly well represented in parasitic associations within
diverse pycnogonid families; the Pycnogonidae, Endeidae, Phoxichilidiidae,
Nymphonidae, Ammotheidae, Pallenopsidae and Callipallenidae. Three families
are ...
5
Biology of the Antarctic Seas IV
61/63 is an immature pycnogonid identified by C. A. Child, Division of Crustacea,
U.S. National Museum, as Ammothea gibbosa Mobius. The proboscis is inserted
through the downwardly directed branchial aperture into the branchial sac.
George A. Llano, I. Eugene Wallen,
1971
6
The Crystal Desert: Summers in Antarctica
This pycnogonid seems to move in hesitant slow motion on its tiptoes. The
current from my flippers is sufficient to tip it over, and it begins a labored process
of righting itself. These animals aren't built for the chase, but neither are their prey
, ...
Unlike the octopus and other reclusive creaturesof the sea that preferredtohide in
a rocky crevice or emptyshell when menacing intruders approached, the
hugesea spider— the pycnogonid—never felt fear.Ithad no natural enemies.But
while ...
Piers Anthony, Clifford A. Pickover,
2014
8
Biology of the Antarctic Seas IV
61/63 is an immature pycnogonid identified by C. A. Child, Division of Crustacea,
U.S. National Museum, as Ammothea gibbosa Mobius. The proboscis is inserted
through the downwardly directed branchial aperture into the branchial sac.
George Albert Llano, I. Eugene Wallen,
1971
9
Encyclopedia of Tidepools and Rocky Shores
Courtship and mating behavior in rhe Pvcnogonida (Chelicerata: Class
Pvcnogonida): a summary. Invertebrate Reproduction and Development 46(1):
63-79. Fry, W. G., and J. H. Stock. 1978. A pycnogonid bibliography. Zoological
Journal of ...
Mark W. Denny, Steven Dean Gaines,
2007
10
Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand
Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand, 1971, Vol. 1, No. 3/4, pp. 197-202
Nymphon chaetochir n.sp., a New Deepsea Pycnogonid from Chatham Rise,
East of New Zealand Huzio UTINOMI Kyoto University, Japan Contributions from
the ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PYCNOGONID»
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Serotonin-immunoreactivity in the ventral nerve cord of Pycnogonida …
Results: In all three investigated pycnogonids, the ventral walking leg ganglia contain different types of serotonin-immunoreactive neurons, the somata of which ... «7thSpace Interactive, Jul 15»
Roger Norman Bamber (1949-2015)
He is best known for his work on both pycnogonids (sea spiders) and tanaidaceans (which don't have a common name; an issue we have discussed at great ... «Deep-Sea News, Apr 15»
Why isn't the Giant Isopod larger?
I have already referred to a gigantic Pycnogonid [sea spider] dredged by us. Mr. Agassiz dredged a gigantic Isopod eleven inches in length. We also dredged a ... «Deep-Sea News, Jan 15»
Exotic Deep-Sea Canyon Life at Risk
A seaspider, or pycnogonid, seen while exploring Oceanographer Canyon. (Credit: Image courtesy of NOAA Okeanos Explorer Program, 2013 Northeast U.S. ... «Live Science, Dec 14»
Deep Sea Explorations Amaze with Live Stream Video
Just Tuesday we saw a pycnogonid sea spider swimming through the water column, and the consensus among the commentators was that was the first time ... «Scientific American, Sep 14»
Cuba's Extraordinary Sea Spiders
There are scientists who have classified them as highly differentiated arachnids, but I believe “pycnogonid” is a more accurate description. They belong to the ... «Havana Times, Mar 14»
10 Ocean Species That Challenge Gender Role Stereotypes
Pycnogonid sea spiders-Umm yeah…the pregnant legs of males ... This is perhaps not shocking given pycnogonids are very spider like (but not spiders) with ... «Deep-Sea News, Feb 13»
Vent beasts give clues to a whole new biogeography
The pycnogonid cf. Sericosura is at the bottom right of the image (Dive 132, 2,608 m depth). (E) An undescribed seven-arm sea star predatory on the stalked ... «The Earth Times, Jan 12»
Pycnogonids, more than spiders of the sea
Pycnogonids can range in size from less than the size of penny to near three feet in length, the diameter of small coffee table, with the largest species occurring ... «Deep-Sea News, Jan 10»
Fossil sea spiders thrill experts
The eight-legged marine animals, which are known as pycnogonids, are only distantly related to land spiders. The stunning specimens were discovered in 160 ... «BBC News, Aug 07»