10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RHYNCHOCOEL»
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rhynchocoel in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
rhynchocoel and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
New Zealand Journal of Zoology
Fibres from the ICM above the buccal cavity form a broad attachment to the
rhynchocoel further enhancing the circular muscle layer. ALIMENTARY CANAL.
The small, pore-like mouth (Fig. 7, 8) opens on the ventral surface a short
distance ...
2
New Zealand Journal of Zoology
In the intestinal region, the transverse vessels are sometimes forced into a
position where they extend along the sides of the rhynchocoel for short distances,
giving the impression of being additional longitudinal vessels. The two ventral ...
3
Contributions from the Zoological Laboratory of the ...
the body wall, figs. 1, 16, y, and posteriorly ends blindly about .8 mm. in front of
the anus, fig. 17, Re. In the brain region the rhynchocoel is very narrow, passing
between the dorsal and ventral commissures, fig. 20, Re. A constant widening of
...
4
Zygeupolia Litoralis, a New Heteronemertean
17, Rc. In the brain region the rhynchocoel is very narrow, passing between the
dorsal and ventral commissures, fig. 20, Rc. A constant widening of the
rhynchocoel takes place in the oesophageal region, fig. 22, and the widest, most
expanded ...
Caroline Burling Thompson, 1901
5
Contributions from the Zoological Laboratory of the ...
when especially contracted. The basement layer is a homogeneous, gelatinous-
looking, fibrous connective tissue layer, resembling that of the proboscis and
body epithelia. The epithelial cells in the anterior part of the rhynchocoel, Plate
XLIII, ...
University of Pennsylvania. Zoological Laboratory, 1902
In the brain region the rhynchocoel is very narrow, passing between the dorsal
and ventral commissures, fig. 20, Re. A constant widening of the rhynchocoel
takes place in the oesophageal region, fig. 22, and the widest, most expanded
part ...
University of Pennsylvania. Zoological Laboratory, 1902
7
Life: The Science of Biology
Within the body of almost all 900 species of ribbon worms is a fluid-filled cavity
called the rhynchocoel, within which floats a hollow, muscular proboscis. The
proboscis, which is the feeding organ, may extend much of the length of the worm
.
William K. Purves, David Sadava, Gordon H. Orians
8
Contributions from the Zoological Laboratory
Eupolia differs from Zygeupolia in 1) cutis (no inner connective tissue layer in
Zygeupolia), 2) head gland (absent in Zygeupolia), 3) length of rhynchocoel, 4)
cerebral organs, 5) ciliated canals. II. Valencinia resembles Zygeupolia in 1 )
length ...
9
Life: The Science of Biology
Larger ones employ waves of muscle contraction to move over the surface of sed
iments or to burrow into them. Within the body of nearly all of the 1,000 species of
ribbon worms is a fluid-filled cavity called the rhynchocoel, within which lies a ...
H. Craig Heller, David M. Hillis, 2011
10
Proceedings of The Academy of Natural Sciences (Vol. LIII, ...
the body wall, figs. 1, 16, y, and posteriorly ends blindly about .8 mm. in front of
the anus, fig. 17, Be. In the brain region the rhynchocoel is very narrow, passing
between the dorsal and ventral commissures, fig. 20, Re. A constant widening of
...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RHYNCHOCOEL»
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rhynchocoel is used in the context of the following news items.
Gusano insólito intenta atacar la mano de una persona
... equipados con una parte alargada tubular en su boca llamada probóscide, la cual se enrosca en el interior de un órgano especializado llamado rhynchocoel, ... «Sexenio, Extraordinary Life, May 15»
Video | Extraño gusano intenta atacar mano de persona
... probóscide, la cual se enrosca en el interior de un órgano especializado llamado rhynchocoel, justo arriba de los intestinos del gusano cuando éste reposa. «Muy Interesante, May 15»
VIDEO: What is This Nightmare Worm Thing?
“All species have a proboscis which lies in the rhynchocoel when inactive but everts (turns inside-out) to emerge just above the mouth and capture the animal's ... «RYOT, May 15»
