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Locomotion by Epiactis prolifera (Coelenterata: Actiniaria)
Marine Biology, 1976Overlay maps were used to study locomotion by the externally brooding actinian Epiactis prolifera Verrill, 1869, in the rocky intertidal zone near Bodega Bay, California, USA. A greater proportion of non-brooding individuals moved than did brooding ones.
D. F. Dunn, D. F. Dunn
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Coelenterata (Zoophyta), Pflanzentiere
1906Die Coelenteraten zeichnen sich durch den Besitz der nur bei den Schwammen fehlenden Nesselkapseln aus.
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Marine Biology, 1982
An interaction between the alcyonarian octocoral Nephthea brassica Kukenthal, 1904 and the scleractinian Acropora hyacinthus Dana was photographed and the assemblage collected at Rib Reef (18°15′S; 146°45′E), Central Region of the Great Barrier Reef, in September 1980.
John C. Coll, S. La Barre
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An interaction between the alcyonarian octocoral Nephthea brassica Kukenthal, 1904 and the scleractinian Acropora hyacinthus Dana was photographed and the assemblage collected at Rib Reef (18°15′S; 146°45′E), Central Region of the Great Barrier Reef, in September 1980.
John C. Coll, S. La Barre
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Factors effecting manubrium-regeneration in hydromedusae (Coelenterata)
Wilhelm Roux's Archives of Developmental Biology, 19761. Umbrellar fragments of the leptomedusaCampanularia johnstoni with or without parts of the radial canal demonstrate a gradient in the potential for manubrium regeneration and in regeneration time. 2. Implantation experiments exclude the manubrium as a source of inhibition or induction in the regeneration of another manubrium.
Beat Schmid +4 more
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Biology of Marine Cnidarians [Phylum Cnidaria (= Coelenterata)]
, 2020R. Santhanam
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Geological Society, London, Special Publications, 1967 Antarctic And Subantarctic Stylasterina (Coelenterata: Hydrozoa)
1983NH-Invertebrate Zoology ...
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Microstructure of Rugosan Skeleton (Coelenterata): ABSTRACT
AAPG Bulletin, 1970Scanning electron and petrographic studies of Thamnophyllum, Pachyphyllum, Tabulophyllum, and Charactophyllum indicate that the Rugosa have much in common with the Scleractinia in terms of formation and structure of their exoskeleton. Possibly all rugosan septa are trabecular in construction, as lamellar structures are secondary, and fibro-normal ...
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1931
Devon: Die Favosites-kolonie fand sich im Noordrivier in Süd Neuguinea zusammen, mit anderen Fossilien, die von Martin besehrieben wurden und für die er ein jungpalaeozoisches Alter annahm. Neuerdings hat Stehn aus derselben Gegend Atrypa reticularis L. var. desquamata und Orthothetes cf. umbraculum Schloth.
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Devon: Die Favosites-kolonie fand sich im Noordrivier in Süd Neuguinea zusammen, mit anderen Fossilien, die von Martin besehrieben wurden und für die er ein jungpalaeozoisches Alter annahm. Neuerdings hat Stehn aus derselben Gegend Atrypa reticularis L. var. desquamata und Orthothetes cf. umbraculum Schloth.
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Biology and Ecology of Cnidarians [Phylum Cnidaria (Coelenterata)]
Biology and Ecology of Pharmaceutical Marine Cnidarians, 2019R. Santhanam +2 more
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