10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TENTACULATE»
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Earth and Life: Global Biodiversity, Extinction Intervals ...
Figure 156 suggests that the deuterostomes derived from a tentaculate worm-like
ancestor (1) in two basic branches: the tentaculate deuterostomes (11) and the
living pharyngeal deuterostomes (2). Tentaculate feeding was presumably the ...
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Proceedings of the Elliott Society of Natural History of ...
tentacula hanging within the cavity formed by the reverted bell. x, very small bi-
tentaculate larva. y, larger " " 2, quadri-tentaculate " Fig. 21, PI. 6. — A quadri-
tentaculate larva a, which has connected with it a bi- tentaculate bud by the neck
x.
Elliott Society of Natural History, Elliott society of natural history, Charleston, S.C., 1859
tentacula hanging within the cavity formed by the reverted bell, ic, very small bi-
tentaculate larva. y, larger " " z., quadri-tentaculate " Fig. 21, PI. 6. — A quadri-
tentaculate larva a, which has connected with it a bi- tentaculate bud by the neck
x.
Elliott Society of Science & Art, 1859
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Proceedings of the Elliott Society of Natural History of ...
1:, very small bi-tentaculate larva. 1/, larger “ “ z, quadri-tentaculate “ Fig. 21, Pl. i5
.—A quadri-tentaculate larva a, which has connected with it a bitentaculate bud
by the neck 2:. At the other extremity of this bi-tentaculate bud opposite the neck ...
Elliott Society of Natural History (Charleston, SC), 1859
2:, very small bi-tentaculate larva. 3/, larger “ “ z, quadri-tentaculate Fig. 21, Pl. 6.
—A quadri-tentaculate larva a, which has connected with it abitentaculate bud by
the neck 2:. At the other extremity of this bi-tentaculate bud opposite the neck is ...
Elliott Society of Science & Art, Charleston, S.C., 1859
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Proceedings of the Ninth International Polychaete Conference
Feeding habit: J, jawed; T, tentaculate; X, other mechanism. The functional group
code consists of three letters that refer in order to feeding type, degree of motility,
and feeding habit (Fauchald & Jumars 1979). Results Polychaete assemblages ...
N. J. Maciolek, N.j. Maciolek & J.a. Blake (eds), James A. Blake, 2009
During G1 to S phase this large mitochondrion was described as having a
tentaculate morphology and enveloped one pole of the nucleus. In the G2 phase
the large and small mitochondria double in volume and the large mitochondrion
forms ...
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Methods and techniques of underwater research: proceedings ...
Supporting information for time budget and swimming direction data. For each
species and sample date, the life stage (either tentaculate or ephyral life stages)
and the approximate diameter (based on in situ video measurements) are listed.
American Academy of Underwater Sciences, 1996
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Introduction to Paleobiology and the Fossil Record
Pterobranchs superficially resemble the bryozoans — both are colonial animals
and the individual zooids feed with tentaculate, ciliated arms (Fig. 15.20). The
group has a long geological history with early records such as Rhabdotubus from
...
Michael J. Benton, David A. T. Harper, 2013
Since the later stages of many forms, known as the " tentaculate ctenophores " (
Emharis, Bolina and many others) exhibit two long (ectodermal) tentacles in the
same plane towards the apical pole, this plane is also termed the "tentacular
plane ...
