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La simbiosis algal en Elysia timida risso 1818. Primeros resultados
Preliminary ecological. microstructural and metabolical results are presented of a study on the symbiotic relationship between the Saccoglossan Opisthobranch Elysia timida, from the Mar Menor hypersaline lagoon (Murcia. SE Spain). and its algal chloroplasts.
Ros Aragonés, Joandomènec +1 more
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Oxysarcodexia timida Det. H. S. Lopes
Oxysarcodexia timida (Aldrich, 1916) (Figs 260–263) Sarcophaga timida Aldrich, 1916: 283; Guatemala, Puerto Barrios. Holotype male in USNM (not examined). Sarcophaga sanguisuga Hall, 1933: 283; Panama, Canal Zone, Taboga Island.
Pape, Thomas +2 more
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The algal symbimis in Elysia rimida Risso 1818. First results [PDF]
Preliminary ecological. microstructural and metabolical results are presented of a study on the symbiotic relationship between the Saccoglossan Opisthobranch Elysia timida, from the Mar Menor hypersaline lagoon (Murcia. SE Spain).
Rodríguez, José +1 more
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Luciola timida Olivier Luciola timida Olivier 1883:76; 1902:87. Bourgeois 1890:87. Olivier 1913b:417. McDermott 1966:114. Type. Saigon (MNHN). Remarks.
Lambkin, Christine L. +1 more
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Megachile timida Mitchell, new comb.
<i>timida</i> Mitchell, new comb. <p> <i>Megachile timida</i> Mitchell 1930: 194. Female. Type locality: Chapada [dos Guimarães, Mato Grosso], Brazil. Type repository: ANSP 4145. Examined.</p>Published as part
Raw, Anthony
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Neogriphoneura timida Curran 1942
timida Curran, 1942: 75. Type locality: Panama, Patilla Point. HT M (AMNH). Distrib.— El Salvador, Panama, Colombia (Meta; Chocó; Magdalena). undescribed sp.
Silva, Vera Cristina
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(Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
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Elysia chitwa Er. Marcus, 1955 (Not figured) Elysia chitwa Er. Marcus 1955: 115 –117, figs. 53–56, 58 (Type locality: São Sebastião Island, Brazil), nomen dubium — Er. Marcus 1957: 415, fig. 46; Ev. Marcus 1980: 68 figs. 11, 37, 39, 51.
Valdés, Ángel +2 more
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Secondary metabolites from Mediterranean Elysioidea: origin and biological role
Three Mediterranean sacoglossans (Elysia translucens, Bosellia mimetica and Elysia viridis) have been submitted to chemical investigations. The chemical structure (diterpenoids and polypropionates) of their potential allomones has been clarified.
G Cimino +5 more
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Elysia velutinus Pruvot-Fol 1947
Elysia velutinus Pruvot-Fol, 1947 (Figs. 6 N, 27–29) “ Elysia crispa ” [not available] Verrill 1900: 547, pl. 66, fig. 4 (error for Elysia crispata). Elysia verrilli Pruvot-Fol 1946: 39 [non Thiele, 1931] (Type locality: Bailey Bay, Bermuda) — new ...
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