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De novo assembly of the transcriptome of Acanthaster planci testes
Molecular Ecology Resources, 2014AbstractA key strategy to reduce coral loss is the development of effective control method for the corallivorous crown‐of‐thorns sea star (Acanthaster planci), an omnipresent scourge and threat to the biodiversity of reefs in the Indo‐Pacific region. Limited genetic resources are available for this highly fecund species.
Stewart, Michael James +2 more
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Response of Acanthaster planci (L.) to partial stimuli
Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology, 1976Abstract Acanthaster planci (L.) were presented with fractions of coral extract on plaster tablets. Fractions were tested in sequence in two groups of starfish, each fraction being presented daily for between 5 and 12 days. Changes in the response of the starfish were noted.
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Triggering of the Stomach Eversion Reflex of Acanthaster planci by Coral Extracts
Nature, 1970RECENT observations of Acanthaster planci populations in Micronesia suggest that the animal may eat certain corals in preference to others. The starfish feeds by everting its stomach and applying it to the coral surface. Neither the stimuli evoking stomach eversion nor the mechanism by which the stomach is applied to the coral surface has been ...
R W, Brauer, M R, Jordan, D J, Barnes
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Modelling the larval dispersal of Acanthaster planci
Coral Reefs, 1990I. J. Dight, L. Bode, M. K. James
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Organochlorines in the seastarAcanthaster planci
Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology, 1972L R, McCloskey, K H, Deubert
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A DANGEROUS STARFISH—ACANTHASTER PLANCI (LINNÉ)
Medical Journal of Australia, 1964J. Barnes, R. Endean
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Acanthaster planci Inhibits PCSK9 and Lowers Cholesterol Levels in Rats
Molecules, 2021Yosie Andriani +2 more
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