MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «GLOCHIDIUM»
glochidium
microscopic
larval
stage
some
freshwater
mussels
aquatic
bivalve
mollusks
families
unionidae
margaritiferidae
river
european
pearl
this
larva
form
hooks
which
enable
attach
glochidium
define
family
lives
temporary
parasite
gills
external
parts
fishes
merriam
webster
develops
latin
from
greek
glōchis
mollusk
encyclopedia
britannica
released
called
often
sharp
spines
projecting
inward
each
valve
attaches
either
slide
shows
most
bivalves
eggs
fertilized
internally
sperm
entering
with
incurrent
water
flow
defined
yourdictionary
noun
barbed
hair
bristle
certain
cactuses
spore
masses
ferns
zool
oxford
dictionaries
american
meaning
pronunciation
example
sentences
reference
content
translations
thinkexist
young
formerly
thought
upon
parent
wiktionary
plural
zoology
were
once
believed
parasites
parents
retrieved
vocabulary
small
pointed
resembling
spike
stem
10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «GLOCHIDIUM»
Découvrez l'usage de
glochidium dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
glochidium et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
The Implanation of the
Glochidium on the Fish
Although occasionally there may be certain imperfections with these old texts, we feel they deserve to be made available for future generations to enjoy.
2
Bulletin of the Bureau of Fisheries
ment it will die within a few days' time. In other words, the glochidium must pass
the life of a virtual parasite on the fish while undergoing its metamorphosis into
the free- living juvenile stage. In the light of our present knowledge, this is true of
all ...
days after attachment, showing premature liberation of glochidium. 8. Cross-
section of glochidium of Lampsilis recla 114 days after attachment, showing the
young mussel leaving the fish and the tissue of the cyst degenerating. 9.
University of Missouri, 1911
4
Bulletin of the United States Bureau of Fisheries
In other words, the glochidium must pass the life of a virtual parasite on the fish
while undergoing its metamorphosis into the free- living juvenile stage. In the
light of our present knowledge, this is true of all the freshwater mussels (
Unionidae) ...
United States. Bureau of Fisheries, 1922
5
Natural History and Propagation of Fresh-water Mussels
raent it will die within a few days- time. ln other words, the glochidium must pass
the life of a virtual parasite on the fish while undergoing its metamorphosis into
the free- living juvenile stage. In the light of our present knowledge, this is true of
...
Robert Ervin Coker, Austin F. Shira, Howard Walton Clark, 1921
6
Non-technical Lecture Series
Cell division is most abundant near the level of the constriction caused by the
glochidium, and the cells formed in this region of active proliferation push the
ones above them up over the surface of the shell. The edges of this growing
tissue ...
University of Missouri, 1911
7
Bulletin: Science series. Series 1. Mathematical and ...
4 represents a section through a glochidium which has been attached to the gill
for three hours. The tissue growing up on either side is meeting above the
glochidium. After the complete implantation of the glochidium the cells
composing the ...
University of Missouri, 1911
8
Annual Report of the Commissioner of Fisheries to the ...
Glochidium of Quadrula pustulosa implanted upon the gill of Ictalurus punctatus;
a natural infection taken August 26. Considerable development is evident from
the growth of shell at the edge of the glochidial valves («. g. I.) and two adductor ...
United States. Bureau of Fisheries, 1914
9
United States Congressional Serial Set
Along the ventral border of the shell is a flange, formed of cuticle only, and so
transparent that it is easily overlooked in a ventral view of the open glochidium (
fig. 15, pl. viii). Viewed laterally (fig. 14, pi. vm), this flange has at a certain focus
the ...
10
Studies on the Reproduction and Artificial Propagation of ...
Along the ventral border of the shell is a flange, formed of cuticle only, and so
transparent that it is easily overlooked in a ventral view of the open glochidium (
fig. 15, pl. vm). Viewed laterally (fig. 14, pl. vm), this flange has at a certain focus
the ...
George Lefevre, Winterton Conway Curtis, 1912
3 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «GLOCHIDIUM»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
glochidium est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Another Life: 10m larvae, 2 survivors, then 100 years protecting our …
Whirling downstream on the way to the sea, each glochidium has a matter of hours in which to be breathed into the gills of a swimming salmon ... «Irish Times, nov 14»
Bitterling battle between parasite and host
Its glochidium larva could attach to several fish spp. in order to complete its development (ie. metamorphose). After brooding the female mussel ... «The Earth Times, févr 12»
Exploring the Heritage Corridor: Valley's freshwater mussels tasty …
The larva of the mussel is called glochidium and it is a parasite that hitches a ride on fish or amphibians where it stay until it metamorphoses ... «Norwich Bulletin, mai 09»
