ЧТО ОЗНАЧАЕТ СЛОВО VIBRACULAR
Значение слова vibracular в словаре английский языка
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Quarterly journal of microscopical science
3), which is characterised by an unusually developed lateral avicularium, and an
erect vibracular capsule, while in the Madeira and British species the avicularium
is not larger than usual in the genus, and the vibracular capsule is large and ...
2
The Transactions of the Microscopical Society of London
3), which is characterised by an unusually developed lateral avicularium, and an
erect vibracular capsule, while in _the Madeira and British species the
avicularium is not larger than usual in the genus, and the vibracular capsule is
large and ...
Royal Microscopical Society (Great Britain),
1868
3
Quarterly journal of microscopical science
... or on some other part, usually of their anterior aspect, but sometimes on the
posterior : instances of the latter are presented in Caberea nuda, where the
vibracular organs, so characteristic of the other species in the same genus, are
replaced ...
Royal Microscopical Society (Great Britain),
1854
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University of California Publications in Zoology
rim of the colony (pi. 24, fig. 90) ; rim crenulated, each crenula occupied by a
vibracular chamber with its long seta. Zocecia alternate, oval or rhomdoidal,
surface granular, plain ; in zooecia near the growing rim the middle part of the
front wall ...
5
The Pelagic Copepoda of the San Diego Region
On those zooecia not possessing ooecia the vibracular chamber (v. ch.) plainly
visible with its long vibraculum (v.). X 50. Fig. 42. — 5. dicgensis. Dorsal view of a
few zooecia to show vibracular chamber (v. ch.) sustaining the long vibraculum ...
Calvin Olin Esterly,
1906
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Bryozoa: Ordovician to Recent : Papers Presented at the 6th ...
The back and forth movement of the vibracular setae was also observed in
Scrupocellaria diegensis. Morphine and Naloxone (gift Endo Laboratories) were
added to the bathing medium at the concentrations indicated. All experiments
were ...
Claus Nielsen, Gilbert Powell Larwood,
1985
A. Zoarium, natural size. B, C. Anterior and posterior sides of a zoarium, X 50. (
A-C, After Robertson, 1907.) v, serrated vibraeulum. v. ch., vibracular chamber
visible from the front. v. ch., vibracular chambers extending obliquely across the
back ...
United States National Museum
Fig. 76. — Genus Caberea Lamouroux, 1816 A, B. Caberea ellisi Fleming, 1818.
A. A few zooecia enlarged. Vibracular chamber visible from the front (v. ch); the
minute lateral avicularia (lot. av); serrated vibraculum (») ; X 50. B. Dorsal view of
...
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Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History).: Zoology
Each zooecium and vibraculum develops radially as a unit which arises as a
common bud, the vibracular chamber being divided off from the cavity of the
zooecium in the later stages of development. The relationship of the vibraculum
with the ...
British Museum (Natural History),
1965
10
North American Early Tertiary Bryozoa
Or, the groove. v. ch., vibracular chamber visible from the front. lat. av., the minute
lateral avicularia. v. ch., vibracular chambers extending obliquely r, the rootlets
arising from each vibracular across the back of each zooecium. chamber and ...
Ferdinand Canu, Ray Smith Bassler,
1920