10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TUBULARIAN»
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1
A Monograph of the Gymnoblastic Or
Tubularian Hydroids (Text)
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George James Allman, 2010
2
A History of Early Film
THE TUBULARIAN MARINE WORM Many worms that inhabit the sea build
themselves beautiful castles or tubes in which to live, and from this habit they
have been called the Tubularian or tube-building worms. On rare occasions they
quit ...
3
A Field Guide to the Atlantic Seashore: From the Bay of ...
52). Not reported from Delaware or Chesapeake bays. Family: Olindiidae (Order
Limnomedusae). TUBULARIAN HYDROIDS Tubularia PL 13 and related genera
Identification: POLYPS: Long-stemmed, flowerlike hydroids, mostly unbranched.
Roger Tory Peterson, 1999
4
Seaside Studies in Natural History: Marine Animals of ...
(Agassiz.) Hybocodon. (Hybocodon proliferAg.) Among our Medusæ derived
from a Tubularian stock is the Hybocodon, viz. the hunchbacked Medusa (Fig.
102), a singular little Jellyfish, odd and unsymmetrical in shape, as its name
indicates, ...
5
A Practical Guide to the Marine Animals of Northeastern ...
Apical tip on gonophore absent x Basal Tentacles Oral Tentacles Gonophore
Stalk Tip Branches Species 25-40 20-30 x sm x Tubularia indivisa (=couthouyi),
tall tubularian^ 20-25 35 be wr co Ectopleura (=Tubularia) larynx (=tenella, ...
For example, a piece of the tubularian stem may reconstitute itself into a hydranth
without any other parts (Child, '07a, b, c), or a pieceof Planaria into a head
without other parts but a tubularian stem or stolon or a planarian tail is never
formed ...
7
Contributions from the Zoölogical Laboratory of the Museum ...
... that the animal dredged by him is not an Actinian, but is allied to the Tubularian
Hydroids, and that possibly it is the same thing as the Tubularian caught by the »
Challenger" at about the same locality and named Monocaulus imperator.
8
Life on Intertidal Rocks: A Guide to the Marine Life of the ...
Tubularian Hydroid Tubularia sp. Branching colony to 30 cm wide, pink,
individuals polyps to 15 cm high. Protective covering is restricted to stems. On
lower level wharves, pilings, and in tide pools. Wine-Glass Hydroid Obelia sp.
Bushy ...
9
Controlling Life : Jacques Loeb & the Engineering Ideal in ...
In 1891 he announced laconically: I have succeeded in finding animals in which
it is possible to produce at desire a head in place of a foot at the aboral end,
without injuring the vitality of the animal. ... A Tubularian has by artificial means
been ...
Philip J. Pauly Assistant Professor of History Rutgers University, 1987
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Peterson First Guide to Seashores
TUBULARIAN HYDROIDS 6 in. These common intertidal hyroids look like plants.
The main feeding bodies. called polyps. have several flowerlike rings of tentacles
. STRIPED NUDIBRANCH 1 in. Nudibranchs are small snails without shells.
John C. Kricher, Roger Tory Peterson, 1998
