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Receptaculitids: A Phylogenetic Debate on a Problematic ...
1893 Winchell et al. hexactinellid 1883 Whitfield foraminifer 1893 Woods
nonsponge? 1883 Zittel sponge 1894 Ami rhizopod 1883 Zittel unknown 1894
Keyes hexactinellid 1884 Hinde hexactinellid 1894 Rauff hexactinellid 1884
Walcott ...
Matthew H. Nitecki, Harry Mutvei, Doris V. Nitecki,
1999
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Articles on Poriferans, Including: Archaeocyatha, Sponge, ...
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Advances In Marine Biology
Krautter, M., Conway, K. W., Barrie, J. V. and Neuweiller, M. (2001). Discovery of
a ''Living Dinosaur'': Globally unique modern hexactinellid sponge reefs oV
British Columbia, Canada. Facies 44, 265–282. Kube-Granderath, E. and
Schliwa, ...
Hexactinellid Sponge Spicules The six-rayed siliceous spicules of the
hexactinellid sponges, while they are perhaps the most regular and beautifully
formed spicules to be found within the entire group, have been found very difficult
to explain, ...
D'Arcy Wentworth Thompson, John Tyler Bonner,
1992
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The Geology and Paleontology of Queensland and New Guinea
Here and there in the interspaces of the mesh are solitary regular hexactinellid
spicules, their rays being fused with the adjacent mesh-work, and in many places
also there are small groups of minute regular hesactinellid spicules, intermingled
...
Robert Etheridge, R.L. Jack
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Poriferans: Archaeocyatha, Sponge, Spicule,
Hexactinellid, ...
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The Biology of Reefs and Reef Organisms
Hexactinellid Reefs While modern demosponges have important roles to play on
reefs, they generally are not prominent contributors to reef construction. However,
some modern sponges can become frame-building organisms. Hexactinellid ...
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Issues in Biochemistry and Geochemistry: 2011 Edition
scaffold within Hexactinellid sponge spicules Research findings, 'NanoSIMS:
insights into the organization of the proteinaceous scaffold within Hexactinellid
sponge spicules,' are discussed in a new report. “The giant basal spicules (GBS)
...
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An Introduction to Zoology
The skeleton of a hexactinellid is composed entirely of silica in the form of six-
pointed siliceous spicules, hence their common name of glass sponges The
spicules are composed of three perpendicular rays, giving them six points.
Furthermore ...
Joseph Springer, Dennis Holley,
2012
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The Comparative Embryology of Sponges
Inter J Invert Reprod 3:227–236 Leys SP (1995) Cytosceletal architecture and
organelle transport in geant syncytia formed by fusion of hexactinellid sponge
tissues. Biol Bull 188:241–254 Leys SP (1996) Cytoskeletal architecture,
organelle ...
Alexander V. Ereskovsky,
2010
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New species of 'Glass Sponge' discovered in Portuguese Atlantic
A new species of hexactinellid sponge – or glass sponge, as they are more commonly known – has been discovered in the Mediterranean ... «The Portugal News, 1月 15»
New Species of Glass Sponge Discovered in the Mediterranean
Sympagella delauzei is the name that has been given to this new species of glass sponge (Hexactinellid), which measures between 8 and 14 ... «TheFishSite.com, 1月 15»
Antarctic Ice Shelf Melt Sparks Seafloor Sponge Boom
In contrast to what the team observed, some research has previously suggested that hexactinellid species live long, slow lives. One study found ... «LiveScience.com, 7月 13»
Do sponges have circadian clocks?
Unique transmission properties of the stalk spicules from the hexactinellid Hyalonema sieboldi, Biosensors and Bioelectronics 21 (2006) 1149- ... «Scientific American, 3月 12»
Guest Post: The Secret to Flexibility in a Glass Sponge
Hexactinellid (glass) sponges are phylogenetically the oldest living organisms, dating back to the Cambrian period, 600 million years ago. «Deep-Sea News, 12月 10»
Huge Silicate Sponge Spicules and the Evolution of Calcification
The deep-sea sponge Monorhaphis chuni (Hexactinellida) has the world's largest known biosilica structure! A silicate spicule that can grow up ... «Deep-Sea News, 5月 10»
Friday Deep-sea Picture: the seamount flank
Unidentified hexactinellid sponges with crabs and anemones are part of the habitat. This one below is relatively large. The lasers are set 10cm ... «ScienceBlogs, 8月 08»