PAROLE IN INGLESE ASSOCIATE CON «TYPHLOSOLE»
typhlosole
internal
fold
intestine
inner
wall
typhlosoles
occur
bivalve
mollusks
lampreys
some
annelids
echinoderms
earthworms
dorsal
flap
that
runs
along
most
length
effectively
forming
typhlosole
meaning
pronunciation
translations
define
origin
greek
typhlo
combining
form
typhlós
blind
merriam
webster
longitudinal
projecting
into
cavity
especially
starfishes
defined
yourdictionary
intestinal
certain
invertebrates
increases
absorptive
digestive
improve
efficiency
with
intestines
absorb
basically
from
answers
lower
vertebrates
what
picture
wisegeek
side
essential
enough
slide
much
coelom
taken
contains
conspicuous
tissue
called
thought
this
structure
10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «TYPHLOSOLE»
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typhlosole nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
typhlosole e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
The Evolutionary Biology of the Bivalvia
Large and/or dense particles on the troughs of SA8 are conveyed to the intestinal
groove (ig). which is protected by the major typhlosole (ty). and light material is
thrown over this fold and returned to general circulation within the stomach.
Elizabeth Harper, John David Taylor, J. Alistair Crame, 2000
2
Asian Marine Biology 7 (1990):
This does not concern comparability of a meaningless pattern but the evolution of
a functioning system of ciliated waste grooves which is covered by a similarly
disposed extension of the intestinal major typhlosole, and which functions to ...
3
Biology of the Hard Clam
Longitudinal section through junction of style sac (ss) and anterior stomach (sa);
note change in epithelial structure at junction (arrows). ct : connective tissue; tyg
= greater typhlosole; tyl : lesser typhlosole. HFW = 405 um. basally in the ...
J.N. Kraeuter, M. Castagna, 2001
4
Evolutionary Mechanisms of Defense Reactions
The accumulations of lymphoid cells in various developing stages, plasmacytes,
erythrocytes, monocytes, and granulocytes are seen within the enlarged lamina
propria of the invaginated gut epithelium enlarged in the form of the typhlosole ...
Václav Větvička, Petr Šíma, 1998
5
New Zealand Journal of Crop and Horticultural ...
Epilobous, tongue open; first dorsal pore usually 5/6; male tumescences confined
to 15; clitellum 25, 26, 27-31, 32, 33; tubercula puber- tatis 28, 29-30, 31; setae a,
b on genital tumescences on some segments. Typhlosole beginning in region ...
6
Marine Mussels, Their Ecology and Physiology
Oesophagus Dorsal hood openmg Hood groove Sorting caecum Tongue of
major typhlosole Buttress of stomach wall Gastric shield Duct of digestive
diverticula Left-hand MaJor MH , duct tract typhlosole M.d-gut style, 1 mm L J
Antero-dorsal ...
Brian Leicester Bayne, 1976
7
Zebra Mussels Biology, Impacts, and Control
Soc. London 38:301-321 [1969a]. With permission.) typhlosole, receives between
1 1 and 13 ducts from the digestive diverticula. Four ducts from the digestive
diverticula open into the left pouch, which is not invaded by the major typhlosole.
Thomas F. Nalepa, Don W. Schloesser, 1992
TYPHLOSOLE AND INTESTINE The upper part of the intestine contains a tube
called the typhlosole (see Fig. 10) that increases the surface area of the intestine
so that it can absorb and digest more food. The typhlosole is like a tube within a ...
9
Terrestrial Isopod Biology
Its anterior part containing a prominent typhlosole plays an important role in the
recycling of fluids (Hames & Hopkin 1989). The thick circular muscles attached to
the basal part of the typhlosole cells extend the typhlosole and subdivide the ...
10
The Fish Immune System: Organism, Pathogen, and Environment
Immunization with foreign erythrocytes induces the appearance of antigen-
binding cells in both the typhlosole and the blood 4 days later (Fujii et al., 1979),
as well as increased numbers of plasma cells in typhlosole, opisthonephros, and
the ...
