MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «COENENCHYME»
coenenchyme
coenenchyme
common
skeletal
tissue
between
polyps
octocorals
consists
mesoglea
penetrated
solenia
gastrodermal
canals
contains
sclerites
stiff
projecting
portion
which
surrounds
each
polyp
usually
reinforced
modified
called
calyx
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surrounding
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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «COENENCHYME»
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coenenchyme dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
coenenchyme et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
Ordovician Paleontology of the Northern Hudson Bay Lowland
A coenenchyme may or may not be present; if it is, twenty 'costae' radiate from the
corallites. Buds arise from between corallites.” Cox reduced the seven previously
described species of Calapoecia to one: C. canadensis Billings; and under ...
2
Geological Survey Professional Paper
The morphology of each corallite type is similar to that known in other corals and
interpretation of the type B corallites as coenenchyme (as in the Helioli- toidea) is
untenable (Lindstrom, 1899, p. 48-50). I assume that both types of corallites ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1975
3
Bikini and nearby atolls: Oceanography (biologic)
Coenenchyme dense; surface minutely, evenly, and thickly spinulose; the low
spinulae flaky or granulose, not simple or smooth. Papillae irregularly scattered
especially near the margins; close to calicos, rounded cylindroconical or slightly ...
Joseph Augustine Cushman, Ruth Todd, Geological Survey (U.S.), 1954
4
Revision of the Suborders Families, and Genera of the ...
France (4), х, 802. GENOTYPE (monotypy): G'. cornucopz'ae Filliozat 1910. M.
Eocene (Lutetian). Paris Basin. Solitary, free, ceratoid. Wall imperforate, with
interseptal costae. Septa as in Astreopora. Epi theca Р No exotheca 0r
coenenchyme.
5
Coral Reef Gorgonians of New Caledonia
En haut : Acanthogorgia, un sclérite en étoile du cœnenchyme, un sclérite du
milieu de la paroi du polype et une longue épine de la couronne d'épines. Au
milieu : Anthogorgia, un fuseau émoussé aux tubercules allongés partiellement ...
6
The Indian Ocean: A Perspective
They have the greater part of the body concealed in the thick coenenchyme.
Spicules (internal skeleton of calcium carbonate) are never fused. Colonies vary
from membranous plates to lumpy colonies with lobate or finger-like projections
or ...
Rabin Sen Gupta, Ehrlich Desa, 2001
7
Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand
L'lle Hugon, New Caledonia, la: transverse section of coenesteum, transmitted
light X 3/2, Ib: tangential section showing zooidal tubes and coenenchyme
elements, X 40, Ic portion of section la showing zooidal tubes, X 80, Id: portion of
section ...
8
The Biology of Reefs and Reef Organisms
organisms that form arborescent or encrusting colonies whose polyps are
embedded in a coenenchyme riddled with gastrovascular canals. These in turn
interconnect the coelenteric cavities of each polyp and serve as a primitive
circulatory ...
9
Reef Fishes & Corals: East Coast of Southern Africa
The polyps are housed in tiny cup-like protuberances, scattered over the
branches, and are joined together by a fleshy layer called coenenchyme, which
is usually impregnated with sclerites. When extended, the eight fringed tentacles
cup-like ...
10
Marine Eutrophication and Population Dynamics: 25th European ...
As with the control colonies (Table 2), regression of coenenchyme along end-
branches was repeatedly observed in colonies of all ages. Many colonies could
repair this damage and thus avoid overgrowth by epiphytes or epizoans settling
on ...
