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The Tetrodotoxin Venom Of Chaetognaths

1991
Abstract For many years it was suggested that chaetognaths paralysed their prey with a toxin before ingesting them. These suggestions were based on light microscopy observations (Burfield 1927; Kuhl 1938), observations of chaetognaths feeding in the laboratory (Parry 1944; Feigenbaum and Maris 1984; Nagasawa 1985c) and observations of ...
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A bioluminescent chaetognath

Nature, 1994
Steven H. D. Haddock, James F. Case
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Feeding and cannibalism in chaetognaths

2004
The high prey consuption rates in Mesosagitta decipiens and Pseudosagitta lyra suggest that chaetognaths found between 100 and 1000 m depths are not limited by food. The presence of all reproductive stages at the time of sampling suggests that these species, as well as those from copepod-rich layers, have adapted to ambient conditions to the extent ...
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Two New Chaetognaths from the Pacific

1961
(Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
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The Biology of chaetognaths

Choice Reviews Online, 1992
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Seasonal abundance and distribution of chaetognaths in the northern Gulf of Mexico: The effects of the Loop Current and Mississippi River plume

Continental Shelf Research, 2020
Jillian Gilmartin, Hui Liu, Qing Yang
exaly  

chaetognath, n. & adj.

2023
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Structural, chemical and isotope evidence for secondary phosphate mineralization of grasping spines of Early Palaeozoic chaetognaths

Lethaia, 2021
Hubert Wierzbowski, Błażej Błażejowski   +1 more
exaly  

Chaetognaths

1997
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Chaetognaths

2010
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