PALAVRAS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADAS COM «QUEENSLAND LUNGFISH»
Queensland lungfish
queensland
lungfish
neoceratodus
forsteri
sole
surviving
member
family
ceratodontidae
order
ceratodontiformes
only
extant
species
world
endemic
australia
ancient
belonging
subclass
sarcopterygii
fleshy
finned
fishes
fossil
records
this
group
date
australian
krefft
habitat
utilisation
movement
patterns
centre
conservation
taxonomy
scientific
name
common
other
museum
state
often
described
information
sweetwater
fishing
protected
catching
possession
these
fish
totally
prohibited
caught
should
released
native
names
djellah
ceratodus
size
commonly
status
vulnerable
kemps
good
gills
rarely
needs
breathe
uses
lung
stressed
scientists
first
discovered
mary
burnett
rivers
east
today
found
land
where
began
resembles
stage
10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «QUEENSLAND LUNGFISH»
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1
Freshwater Fish of Australi: Murray Cod,
Queensland ...
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2
Freshwater Fishes of North-eastern Australia
... (see also Trophic ecology, below) is unusual; two incisors, restricted to upper
jaw, are flat, slightly bent and denticulated on hind margin; these are followed by
dental plates. 49 Ceratodontidae Neoceratodus forsteri - Queensland lungfish.
Brad Pusey, Mark J. Kennard, Angela H. Arthington, 2004
3
Queensland's Threatened Animals
Neoceratodus forsteri Krefft, 1870 Photo: GuntherSchmida Family:
Ceratodontidae Other common name: Queensland Lungfish Aboriginal name:
Dala Conservation status: Aust.: Vulnerable Description: The Australian Lungfish
is a long, ...
Lee K. Curtis, Andrew J. Dennis, Keith R. Macdonald, 2012
Francis Bernard Prokop, Trevor Hawkins, Geoff Wilson. LUNGFISH,
AUSTRALIAN Scientific name Neoceratodus forsteri. Also known as Queensland
lungfish, lungfish, ceratodus. Range Originally found only in the Burnett and Mary
Rivers, the ...
Francis Bernard Prokop, Trevor Hawkins, Geoff Wilson, 2006
5
How a Continent Created a Nation
... South Wales, 'what is principally wanted is the ova'.53 Caldwell returned to
Britain in 1887 with ova — and many other specimens of the platypus and
echidna, as well as the Queensland lungfish. He also brought home a Sydney-
born wife.
6
Dislocating the Frontier: Essaying the Mystique of the Outback
One of the last 'freaks' of Australian natural history to come to the attention of
European science was Ceratodus, the Queensland lungfish (known today as
Neoceratodus forsteri). It normally breathes through gills like other fish, but, when
the ...
Deborah Bird Rose, Richard Davis, 2005
7
The Central Nervous System of Vertebrates: With Posters
... The embryological development of the Queensland lungfish, Neoceratodus
forsteri (Krefft). Mem Qd Mus 20:553-597 Kemp A (1986) The biology of the
Australian lungfish, Neoceratodus forsteri (Krefft 1870). J Morphol Suppl 1:181-
198 Kerr ...
R. Nieuwenhuys, Hendrik Jan Donkelaar, Charles Nicholson, 1998
8
a naturalist in gran chaco
A remarkable discovery was now made, namely, that the curious tooth plates in
the mouth of this Queensland lungfish were identical with fossils from Aust Cliff
near Bristol to which had been given the name Ceratodus. The lungfish of ...
... cosmopolitan freshwater distribution and that the current distribution of modern
lungfish species reflects Queensland Lungfish Scientific classification Kingdom:
Animalia Phylum: Chordata Subphylum: Vertebrata extinction of many lineages ...
... 4O lionfish, red, 52 little skate, 42 lobster bag net, 85 longhorn cowfish, 28
longnose hawkfish, 29 lung lung-like sacs, 5 lungfish, 8, 58-59 African, 23
Queensland lungfish, 58 South American lungfish, 58 West African lungfish, 58
lure-casting ...
Sol 90, Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc, 2012
8 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «QUEENSLAND LUNGFISH»
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Queensland lungfish no contexto das seguintes notícias.
Australian Museum: Descendant steps onto site of Gerard Krefft's …
... published more than 200 scientific articles and described more than 30 major species of reptiles, mammals, fish and fossils including the Queensland lungfish, ... «Sydney Morning Herald, jul 15»
Australian Lungfish "Granddad" celebrates his 80th anniversary at …
The Queensland Lungfish (its other name) eats slow-moving aquatic creatures--like worms and crayfish and shrimp and such. In captivity, lungfish love things ... «ChicagoNow, set 13»
Sasha's in demand after her fish rescue goes viral
Sasha Ambrose shows the size of the lungfish that she rescued from shallow ... Just as the Queensland lungfish is considered a fascinating fish, viewers and ... «Gympie Times, mar 13»
Catch of the day: Lungfish rescued from carpark
According to Wikipedia, the Queensland lungfish can live for several days out of the water, if it is kept moist, but will not survive total water depletion, unlike its ... «Gympie Times, fev 13»
A dam short memory
... impacts to threatened species in the Mary River such as the federally listed Queensland Lungfish, the Mary River Cod and Mary River Turtle,'' Mr Currie said. «Gympie Times, fev 13»
Conservation group on the brink
The threatened Queensland lungfish is commonly referred to as a "living fossil", having both lungs and gills and dating back 350 million years to the Triassic ... «Sydney Morning Herald, mar 11»
'Dinosaur' fish found in Brekky Creek
Fisheries Queensland lungfish specialist Peter Kind said it was likely the metre-long fish came from Enoggera Reservoir after the spillway overflowed during ... «Sydney Morning Herald, out 10»
Is this "dinosaur fish" too ugly to love?
The Queensland lungfish is one of six species of lungfish in the world but the only one that has a single lung. It can grow up to 1.5 metres in length, weigh up to ... «Brisbane Times, set 09»
