PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «RHABDOCOELE»
rhabdocoele
rhabdocoele
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turbellarian
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order
rhabdocoela
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intestine
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rhabdo
coela
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flatworm
neorhabdocoela
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marine
species
having
simple
saclike
digestive
system
defined
various
small
flatworms
characterized
cavity
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «RHABDOCOELE»
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1
The Physiology of Trematodes
Pearson (844a) has drawn up a possible evolutionary sequence which
envisages the ancestor as being a rhabdocoele ectoparasitic on snails, whose
eggs fell to the bottom and from which ciliated, free-swimming larvae emerged. In
the next ...
James Desmond Smyth, D. W. Halton, 1983
2
Ergebnisse der Limnologie
Rhabdocoele cocoons are a whole order of magnitude smaller than those of the
triclads described above. They have turned up frequently in pollen preparations,
and although sometimes tabulated have seldom been identified. Typically they ...
3
Collected Papers - Osborn Zoological Society, Yale University
It seems quite possible that the rhabdocoele Turbellaria represent still another
group which are highly pigmented when occurring in shallow water at great
altitudes. Summary. The rhabdocoele Turbellaria collected by the Yale North
India ...
Osborn Zoological Laboratory, 1939
It seems quite possible that the rhabdocoele Turbellaria represent still another
group which are highly pigmented when occurring in shallow water at great
altitudes. Summary. The rhabdocoele Turbellaria collected by the Yale North
India ...
Osborn Zoological Laboratory, 1939
5
Collected Papers - Osborn Zoological Society, Yale University
It seems quite possible that the rhabdocoele Turbellani represent still another
group which are highly pigmented when occurring in shallow water at great
altitudes. Summary. The rhabdocoele Turbellaria collected by the Yale North
India ...
Yale University. Osborn Zoological Laboratory, 1939
6
Chemical Zoology V2: Porifera, Coelenterata, And Platyhelminthes
In the rhabdocoele Phaenocora, which lives in mud in freshwater pools, the
hemoglobin is confined to the parenchyma of the anterior 3 mm. of the worms. No
appreciable change in the amount of hemoglobin was observed whether the
worms ...
7
Natural Religion and Christian Theology
... to the balancing of the diet, and from the complicated process by which the
Rhabdocoele Microstoma equips itself with penetrant and uniformly distributed
nematocysts 5 to the equally complicated process of continuous oviposition
induced ...
8
Rivers of the United States, Estuaries
... Calanus finmarchicus (a copepod) and smaller quantities of green algae
fragments, ostracods, nauplius larvae, mysid larvae, veliger larvae, rhabdocoele
turbellarians, very small clams, and fragments of bryozoan and hydrozoan
colonies.
Certain rhabdocoele-like rhabditophorans most likely became parasites during
Cambrian time and may have given rise to parasitic flatworms: the Cestoda and
the malacobothriid trematodes (Stunkard, 1975). The turbellarians had long been
...
8:16-17. Riedl, R. 1953 Quantitativ-okologische Methoden mariner
Turbellarienforschung. Ost. zool.Z. 4:108-145. Ruebush, T. K. 1939 Report on the
rhabdocoele Turbellaria collected by the Yale North India Expedition. Zool. Anz.
126:4-67.
