ETIMOLOGIA DELLA PAROLA POLYZOAN
From New Latin, Polyzoa class name, from poly- + -zoan, from Greek zoion an animal.
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «POLYZOAN»
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New Zealand Journal of Geology and Geophysics
12 N.Z. JOURNAL OF GEOI.QGY AND GEOPHYSICS. E257 Polyzoan 1st mid-
upper \i' E289 »» »» W E293 »» »». \v. •X' n ft VC E316. vc. E317 Calcareous sst.
\x. E335 Polyzoan 1st W E323 Shelly 1st ?w? E325 ?w? B93 Polyzoan 1st ...
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Elementary Paleontology for Geological Students
The polyzoan multiplies sexually and by budding; generally the polypide is
hermaphrodite, the ovary and testis occurring in the same individual. Blood
vessels and excretory organs are absent in almost all forms. The outer layer of
the body ...
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Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand
Occasionally they fill polyzoan and foraminiferal tests. Primary opaque minerals,
other than pyrite, include well-rounded grains of leucoxene-coated ilmenite, more
angular euhedra of magnetite, and scattered fragments of carbonaceous ...
A small polyzoan fauna in which Cyclo. stomata are quite numerous but are
outnumbered by Cheilostomata. XI. GLENELG GROUP (Myaring Beds). Marls
from Limestone Creek Cliff, south-east corner of Allotment 16, Ph. Werrikoo. (
Micro- ...
Geological Survey of Victoria
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New Zealand Journal of Geology and Geophysics
A POLYZOAN IN THE TORLESSE GROUP NEAR ARTHURS PASS G. R.
STEVENS Lower Hutt A single specimen of the polyzoan "Monotrypella" maorica
Wilckens has been identified in a sample collected by Mr Guyon Warren,
Geological ...
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New Zealand Journal of Geology and Geophysics
Fine-grained foraminiferal limestone (Faciès A) predominates, but is inter-
bedded with a band of coarser-grained sparry polyzoan limestone (Faciès B), in
upper part of photograph; different lithology is marked by iriegular flagginess.
Experiments on the influence of light on the behaviour of polyzoan larvae. J. exp.
Biol. 37, 783-800. ryland, j. s. (1962). The effect of temperature on photic
responses of polyzoan larvae. Sarsia 6, 41-8. stubbinGs, H. G. & houGhton, d. R.
(1964) ...
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Natural Enemies: The Population Biology of Predators, ...
Thus, adults of the nudibranch Adalaria proxima eat a specific type of polyzoan
Electra pilosa, and the larvae of A. proxima will only settle in laboratory
containers when the polyzoan is provided (Thompson, 1958). Other cues have
been ...
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Pollution Ecology of Estuarine Invertebrates
Experiments on the influence of light on the behavior of polyzoan larvae. J. Exp.
Biol. 37, 783-800. Ryland, J. S. (1962). The effect of temperature on the photic
responses of polyzoan larvae. Sarsia 6, 4-48. Ryland, J. S. (1965). “Catalogue of
...
Ecol., 20, 43-58. Ryland, J.S. (1959) Experiments on the selection of algal
substrates by polyzoan larvae. J. exp. Biol., 36, 613-31. Ryland, J.S. (1960)
Experiments on the influence of light on the behaviour of polyzoan larvae. J. exp.
mar. Biol.