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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «FAN WORM»
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Living Beaches of Georgia and the Carolinas: A Beachcomber's ...
Tube Worms (Parchment, Sand-builder, and Fan) Parchment Tube and Sand-
builder Worms Fan Worm RELATIVES: Parchment tube worms (family
Chaetopteridae) are not closely related to sand-builder (Sabellariidae) and fan (
Serpulidae) ...
Blair Witherington, Dawn Witherington, 2011
2
Life in the Chesapeake Bay
Attached to the base of the plant are clusters of sea squirts and the hard white
cases of the limy tube worm, Hydroides dianthus (to 3 inches), and the mud-
encrusted cases of the fan worm, Sabella micropthalma (to 1% inches).
Alice Jane Lippson, Robert L. Lippson, 2006
3
Peterson First Guide to Seashores
FAN WORM From less than xli to 8 in. Like fringed worms. there are several
common and similar species of fan worms. all of which live in leathery tubes
covered with mud and sand. Some fan worms are quite tiny; others can grow to 8
inches.
John C. Kricher, Roger Tory Peterson, 1998
4
Nematodes, Leeches, and Other Worms
Worm heads Worms have a huge variety of head ends, from the fragile tentacles
of a fan worm to the tough-nosed burrowing front end of the earthworm. The head
end also holds the sensors for touch, chemicals, and light in the form of simple ...
5
Metal Ions in Biological Systems: Volume 31: Vanadium and ...
Volume 31: Vanadium and its Role for Life Astrid Sigel, Helmut Sigel. FIG. 1.
Lateral view of P. occelata. This fan worm has a trunk body (TB) and a branchial
crown (BC) which is composed of many bipinnate radioles. The fan worm
constructs ...
Astrid Sigel, Helmut Sigel, 1995
6
Oxford Thesaurus of English
acanthocephalan acorn worm annelid arrow worm ascarid bamboo worm beard
worm bladder worm blood fluke bloodworm bootlace worm brandling bristle
worm catworm chaetognath dungworm earthworm eelworm eye worm fan worm ...
7
The Primacy of Movement
fact, it is reasonable to assume that the several minutes that elapse before a fan
worm reappears, and its great caution and very slow movement in reappearing,
are all variable according to the variability of the circumstances themselves.
Maxine Sheets-Johnstone, 2011
8
The Professor's Daughter: A Fictional Memoir
commonly called a fan worm. They belong to the same family as earthworms, but
they have long feeding tentacles resembling pedaled flowers.” I picked up one of
the pictures from my desk and handed it to Athena. “They look enormous,” she ...
9
Biological Invasions: Economic and Environmental Costs of ...
The Northern Pacific seastar is now recognized globally as a significant pest
capable of causing great damage to the marine environment, aquaculture, and
commercial and recreational fisheries.29 4.5.3 European fan worm The
European or ...
David Pimentel, Ph.D., 2002
10
Biology: The Dynamic Science
Parapodium Setae C. Proceraea cornuta setae Everted pharynx Antenna Palp (
food-handling appendage) Tentacle Eyes Chemical-sensing organs FIGURE
29.29 Polychaeta. (A) The tube-dwelling fan worm has mucus-covered tentacles
that ...
Peter Russell, Paul Hertz, Beverly McMillan, 2011
9 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «FAN WORM»
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fan worm nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Care urged after recent fan worm finds in Coromandel Harbour
The fan. CSIRO. A colony of the marine pest species Sabella spallanzanii (fan worm). The fan worm has been found in Coromandel Harbour. «Waikato Times, giu 15»
Room to improve environment
The marine environment faced several threats, most crucially the incursion over the past year of the Mediterranean fan worm, which had been ... «New Zealand Herald, apr 15»
our Big Blue Backyard
Negatives include an invasive species of Mediterranean fan worm which is really starting to cause problems in Northland. How did you decide ... «Stuff.co.nz, ott 14»
Hovercraft to mow mangroves
increased surveillance and advocacy efforts to prevent the spread of unwanted marine pests such as the Mediterranean fan worm and clubbed ... «SunLive, lug 14»
Aquatic pest found at Pilot Bay
Wake up Mr Murray its more than likely the fan worm arrived on or in a ship or hadn't you noticed the ships arriving here from all points of the ... «SunLive, set 13»
Fears of spreading biosecurity threat
Marine services bosses fear a local presence of Mediterranean fan worm will jeopardise the industry, the local economy and the ecology. «New Zealand Herald, mar 13»
Reef faces invasive species hazard
We've had a fan worm in Cairns as well. "If we go to Hawaii, there's quite a few examples of introduced species that have caused impacts." ... «ABC Online, nov 11»
Piscine Polychaete Predators
Unfortunately, for fan worm fanciers, some fish that are introduced to reef tanks irritate or feed on these invertebrates. For example ... «FishChannel.com, ott 11»
Hundreds of New Australian Reef Species Discovered
Sabellid or fan worm. Photo: Gary Cranitch, Queensland Museum, 2008. i-bf11634f7a09f95d3179a889df41afd0-pohls sea urchin.jpg «ScienceBlogs, set 08»
