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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «PARAPODIA»
Découvrez l'usage de
parapodia dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
parapodia et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
The sea mouse Aphrodite is an exceptionally stout polychaete which crawls by
movements of its parapodia alone (Fig. 16.8). Each parapodium swings forward
and back, like a leg. In the back stroke it is extended with its chaetae protruded, ...
R. McNeill Alexander,
1979
2
Polychaetes & Allies: The Southern Synthesis
Typically, each segment bears a pair of parapodia and associated chaetae.
However, considerable morphological variation is found amongst polychaetes,
often reflecting the diversity of life styles of these animals. For example,
capitellids that ...
Pamela L. Beesley, Graham J. B. Ross, Christopher J. Glasby,
2000
3
A Field Guide to Southeastern and Caribbean Seashores: Cape ...
Body smooth except for tiny papillae on edge of parapodia that almost cover shell
. Rhino. phores large, smooth; dotted with white and blue spots. Tail more than
one-balf body length. Ona[gae)CaulerpaandHalimedalTo 3.5cm )IVa in.).
Eugene H. Kaplan, Roger Tory Peterson,
1999
4
Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand
TYPE: Holotype and six paratypes, Canterbury Museum, Christchurch. TYPE
LOCALITY: Hawke Bay, New Zealand. DESCRIPTION SIZE : Length for 1 04
segments about 60 mm ; width including parapodia, up to 4.5 mm. No specimens
in the ...
5
Modern Text Book of Zoology: Invertebrates
Sharp setae are used for protection and for obtaining a hold on the smooth inner
walls of burrow. Parapodia near the middle region of trunk are the largest and
gradually decreases in size towards the two ends. All parapodia are essentially ...
6
The Light and Smith Manual: Intertidal Invertebrates from ...
In many polychaetes, dorsal gills or branchiae, made conspicuous by red or
green blood within, arise from the bases of the parapodia in certain parts of the
body. The first parapodia of Nereis are borne on the segment behind thu
peristomium.
Sol Felty Light, James T. Carlton,
2007
7
Polychaeta Errantia of Antarctica
Anterior parapodia with longer conical, postsetal lobes and shorter presetal ones.
Median parapodia each with increasingly longer postsetal lobe (fig. 2), which
diminishes again in posterior segments. Composite hooded hooks (fig.
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Advances in Polychaete Research
Four pairs of hemispherical lateral organs between parapodia and body margin,
alternating with para- podia (Figs 1A and 3B). Some organs protruded as
glabrous humps ca. 50 ///m diameter (Fig. 3E), others retracted and represented
by slits ...
Elin Sigvaldadottir, Andrew S.Y. Mackie, Gudmundur V. Helgason,
2003
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A Practical Guide to the Marine Animals of Northeastern ...
Shape of parapodia or lateral flaps on anterior third of the body (does not include
tufts of setae only) (FIG. 14.2) A. Parapodia distinct, flaplike, and prominent or at
least obvious, arising laterally pl B. Parapodia obvious, extend laterally on ...
10
Sampling Biodiversity in Coastal Communities: NaGISA ...
The morphological features of parapodia should be examined carefully from both
the anterior and posterior ends. Parapodia should be removed from the body
using a scalpel or a small steel razor blade on a handle. To observe the
difference ...
P. Robin Rigby, Katrin Iken, Yoshihisa Shirayama,
2007
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «PARAPODIA»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
parapodia est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
14 Fun Facts About Marine Bristle Worms
Each has a head, a tail and a segmented body, and typically each body segment has a pair of leg-like parapodia with spiny bristles sticking out. «Smithsonian, juil 15»
17 Amazing Images Of Sea Creatures From The Bottom Of The Ocean
These "parapodia," as they're called, help the worms move around. NOAA_11 Image courtesy of NOAA Okeanos Explorer Program, Our ... «Business Insider, oct 14»
This tiny sea butterfly spends its days floating in the ocean, feeding …
Its foot (the visible flesh that a garden snail gets around on) has morphed into a pair of wing-like lobes called parapodia, which can grow up to ... «Australian Geographic, juin 14»
Lady Gaga has nothing on these bizarre marine worms
Perhaps even more stunning are the fleshy, intricate protrusions — called parapodia — that extend from their segmented bodies. Semenov ... «Mother Nature Network, mars 14»
Crawling leaves: photosynthesis in sacoglossan sea slugs
Elysia viridis feeding on Codium tomentosum. Lateral body flaps (parapodia) are present in both E. timida and E. viridis. Several studies have ... «OUPblog, août 13»
Lovely Worms - Spotlight on the Fire Worm
... each segment sporting a pair of parapodia, or feet, covered with chaetae or bristles. When the worm is not stressed, the chaetae lie close to ... «All At Sea, août 13»
Monsters in a barrel, sea slugs and the art of (man-o) war
They are then stored in appendages called parapodia, and here they will remain for up to four months and undergo photosynthesis to provide ... «Scientific American, sept 12»
The Overlooked Joy of the Christmas Tree Worm
Within that tube, they have small legs and bristles called parapodia and chaetae, respectively, (as all polychaete worms do) that Christmas tree ... «Scientific American, juin 12»
TGIF: Snails that Fly, or, the Potato Chips of the Ocean
Sea butterflies, the Thecosomata ("encased bodies" also sometimes called "pteropods"), possess fluttery, flappy wings ("parapodia") that are ... «Scientific American, févr 12»
Marine biologist Alexander Semenov reveals alien world deep …
... that burrow in wet sand and mud using parapodia (limb-like outgrowths) ... fleshy limb-like appendages (parapodia) which help them to move. «Daily Mail, mars 11»