ENTOMOSTRACAN SÖZCÜĞÜ İNGILIZCE DİLİNDE NE ANLAMA GELİR?
Entomostraca
Entomostraca, kabukluların tarihsel bir alt sınıfıdır, teknik kullanımda değildir. İlk olarak kabukluların başlıca soylarından biri olarak kabul edilerek Branchiopoda, Cephalocarida, Ostracoda ve Maxillopoda'yı bir araya getirdi. Ostracoda, bivalve kabuk örtüyle kaplı cesetlere sahiptir ve normal olarak parçalanmamıştır. Branchiopoda, kalkanlı olsun olmasın, basit veya bivalved ve normalde dallara bağlı olan bazı eklenti vücut bölümlerine çok değişken sayıda sahiptir. Copepoda'nın normalde, bivalved kabuk örtüsüyle değil, on iki parçadan az, bacaklarda olmayan koltuk altı parçaları ile bölünmüş bir vücuda sahiptir. Crustacea başlığı altında, Entomostraca sadece barnaklardan değil, aynı zamanda Malacostraca'dan da ayrılmıştır.
İngilizce sözlükte entomostracan sözcüğünün tanımı
Entomostracanın sözlükte tanımlanması, Entomostraca grubunun dalları, ostrakodları ve copepodları da dahil olmak üzere herhangi bir küçük kabuklu bölgesidir. Entomostracanın diğer tanımı Entomostraca'ya ait, bunlarla ilgili veya Entomostraca'ya aittir.
«ENTOMOSTRACAN» İLE İLİŞKİLİ İNGILIZCE KİTAPLAR
entomostracan sözcüğünün kullanımını aşağıdaki kaynakça seçkisinde keşfedin.
entomostracan ile ilişkili kitaplar ve İngilizce edebiyattaki kullanımı ile ilgili bağlam sağlaması için küçük metinler.
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Functional Morphology and Diversity
Scanningelectron microscopicimages and schematic drawings ofmalacostracan
and entomostracan trunk limbs. (A) Pereopod ofeuphausiid malacostracan, not to
scale. In contrast to Entomostraca, the thoracic limbs of Malacostraca do not ...
Les Watling, Martin Thiel,
2013
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Evolutionary Developmental Biology of Crustacea
1 Cell proliferation and pattern formation in the eye Eye development, as with
most other aspects of neural development, has been neglected in the
entomostracan crustaceans. However, two recent studies in the branchiopod
Triops have ...
In the Coal-measures, above the Anth rocomt/a-ealeifera zone, the plants
practically have the field to themselves, with the exception of a few
entomostracan limestones, which form excellent index-beds. From the top' of the
Phillipsi-zone to the ...
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Transactions of the Institution of Mining Engineers
stone is exposed, dark fissile shales are found overlying the Blackball Limestone,
overlapping the entomostracan limestone, and in contact with the sandstones
under it. There has been a partly denuded semicircular and small depression in ...
Institution of Mining Engineers (Great Britain),
1917
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Papers from the Geological Department, Glasgow University
stone is exposed, dark fissile shales are found merlying the-Black hall Limestone,
overlapping the entomostracan limestone, and in contact with the sandstones
under it. There has been a partly denuded semicircular and small depression in ...
University of Glasgow,
1917
stone is exposed, dark fissile shales are found overlying the Black- hall
Limestone, overlapping the entomostracan limestone, and in contact with the
sandstones under it. There has been a partly denuded semicircular and small
depression in ...
University of Glasgow. Dept. of Geology,
1917
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On the Power, Wisdom and Goodness of God as Manifested in ...
Entomostracan Condylopes. WE are now arrived at a great branch of the animal
kingdom, which, in its higher tribes, exhibits Divine Wisdom, acting, in and by the
instincts of creatures, small indeed in bulk, but mighty in operation, in a way truly
...
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Charles Darwin's Collection (18 Books):
They contained remnants of entomostracan crustaceans. Utriculariaorbiculata (
India).The orbicularleaves andthe stems bearing the bladders apparently float
inwater. Thebladders do not differ much from those of the two last species.
Mesodermal coelomic sacs are usually present at least briefly in nearly all the
paired somites in a number of entomostracan and malacostracan species,
although in Panulirus no coelomic spaces are found at any time except in the
second ...
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Arthropod Relationships
... having a coxa, basipod and two rami (Figure 12.9(d,g)), but • not in the first and
second maxillae of all entomostracan taxa (Figure 12.1 1 upper row), • not in
thoracopods of any entomostracan taxon, at least basically (see Walossek, 1993,
...
Richard A. Fortey, Richard H. Thomas,
1998