10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ZOAEAE»
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Text-book of Embryology
We cannot, however, well imagine that the abdomen in the ancestor was devoid
of appendages, although it is so in most Zoaeae. In the Zoaeae of the Penaeidea,
indeed, the appendages of the last segment are developed, and there are ...
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Text-book of the Embryology of Invertebrates: Phoronidea, ...
105), the Zoaeae which hatch from the eggs of this form have only truncated,
unjointed ambulatory limbs, while the abdominal limbs are altogether wanting. In
all forms with abbreviated development, the eggs are considerably larger and
more ...
Eúgen Korschelt, Karl Heider, Martin Fountain Woodward, 1899
3
Report of the Board of Regents
The freshly hatched larvae of Maja squinado (Zoaeae) present, as is well known,
a very marked positive phototropism and heliotropism. I have been able to prove
that they are at the same time very sensitive to the chromatic rays, that they are ...
Smithsonian Institution. Board of Regents, 1910
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Report of the Board of Regents
The freshly hatched larva? of Maja squinado (Zoaeae) present, as is well known,
a very marked positive phototropism and heliotropism. I have been able to prove
that they are at the same time very sensitive to the chromatic rays, that they are ...
The freshly hatched larvae of Maja squinado (Zoaeae) present, as is well known,
a very marked positive phototropism and heliotropism. I have been able to prove
that they are at the same time very sensitive to the chromatic rays, that they are ...
United States. Congress, 1910
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Annual Report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian ...
The freshly hatched larvae of Maja squinado (Zoaeae) present, as is well known,
a very marked positive phototropism and heliotropism. I have been able to prove
that they are at the same time very sensitive to the chromatic rays, that they are ...
Smithsonian Institution. Board of Regents, 1910
7
Records of the Indian Museum
It is not difficult to secure the first zoaeae by hatching the eggs from a berried crab
in the laboratory. The exigencies, however, of maintaining the zoaeae at proper
conditions of temperature and aeration — and most difficult of all, the proper ...
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Library of Congress Subject Headings
M33 (Zoology)] UF Zoaeae Zoeas Zoes Zooeae BT Decapoda(Crustacea)—
Larvae Zoeas USE Zoeae ZOEga family (Not Subd Geog) Zoelinger family USE
Zollinger family Zoellner family USE Zollner family Zoes USE Zoeae Zoetropes
UF ...
Library of Congress. Cataloging Policy and Support Office, 2006
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English Language Word Builder
... SERRAE SILVAE SPICAE SPINAE STELAE STRIAE SUMMAE SYLVAE
TALEAE TALPAE TENIAE TERRAE TESTAE THECAE TIBIAE UMBRAE UNCIAE
UVULAE VILLAE VITTAE VOLVAE VULVAE ZOAEAE ZOOEAE OTHER END
HOOKS ...
These zoaeae have not been worked out yet, and cannot, therefore, be
recognized. 1. Trichoplatus huttoni A. Milne-Edwards. (Halimus hectori Miers,.
Cat. N.Z. Crust., p. 4.) Occasionally met with in Otago Harbour and on the coast,
especially ...
Royal Society of New Zealand, 1913
