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Influência de fatores abióticos na eclosão de ovos dormentes do rotífero Brachionus calyciflorus Pallas (Monogononta, Ploima) [PDF]
Revista Brasileira De Zoologia, 1999 The factors involved in the induction of resting eggs development and hatching are poorly understood for Brachionus calyciflorus populations of South Hemisphere. The role of some abiotic factors in controlling the hatching rates of B. calyciflorus resting eggs was investigated.
JOSÉ Roberto Verani
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Zootaxa, 2016
Cotylegaleata iskenderunensis n. sp. is described from a freshwater wetland (Sariseki) at Iskenderun, Turkey. This is the second species within the genus. Cotylegaleata iskenderunensis n. sp. differs from the only known congener, C. perplexa De Smet, 2007, in the shape of the trunk and foot, and particularly the shape of the cotyle and the structure of
De Smet, Willem H., Bozkurt, Ahmet
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Cotylegaleata iskenderunensis n. sp. is described from a freshwater wetland (Sariseki) at Iskenderun, Turkey. This is the second species within the genus. Cotylegaleata iskenderunensis n. sp. differs from the only known congener, C. perplexa De Smet, 2007, in the shape of the trunk and foot, and particularly the shape of the cotyle and the structure of
De Smet, Willem H., Bozkurt, Ahmet
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Invertebrate Biology, 2003
Abstract. The body‐wall and visceral musculature of Notholca acuminata was visualized using phalloidin‐linked fluorescent dye under confocal laser scanning microscopy. The body‐wall musculature includes dorsal, lateral, and ventral pairs of longitudinally oriented body retractor muscles, two pairs of head retractors, three pairs of incomplete circular
Sørensen, Martin Vinther +3 more
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Abstract. The body‐wall and visceral musculature of Notholca acuminata was visualized using phalloidin‐linked fluorescent dye under confocal laser scanning microscopy. The body‐wall musculature includes dorsal, lateral, and ventral pairs of longitudinally oriented body retractor muscles, two pairs of head retractors, three pairs of incomplete circular
Sørensen, Martin Vinther +3 more
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Invertebrate Biology, 2017
AbstractInformation on the embryonic development of the malleate trophi in Epiphanidae (Rotifera, Monogononta, Ploima) is presented, based on scanning electron microscopy observations in Rhinoglena fertoeensis, R. frontalis, R. kutikovae, R. tokioensis, and Proalides tentaculatus, to contribute to the understanding of this structure of high ...
de Smet, Willem H., Segers, Hendrik
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AbstractInformation on the embryonic development of the malleate trophi in Epiphanidae (Rotifera, Monogononta, Ploima) is presented, based on scanning electron microscopy observations in Rhinoglena fertoeensis, R. frontalis, R. kutikovae, R. tokioensis, and Proalides tentaculatus, to contribute to the understanding of this structure of high ...
de Smet, Willem H., Segers, Hendrik
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Inland Water Biology, 2016
Comparative study of somatic musculature in illoricate rotifer Asplanchina girodi Guerne, 1888 and loricate Trichotria pocillum (Muller, 1776) has been carried out by the method of phalloidin fluorescence and confocal laser scanning microscopy. Similar layering of muscles is revealed, while significant differences are observed in other aspects ...
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Comparative study of somatic musculature in illoricate rotifer Asplanchina girodi Guerne, 1888 and loricate Trichotria pocillum (Muller, 1776) has been carried out by the method of phalloidin fluorescence and confocal laser scanning microscopy. Similar layering of muscles is revealed, while significant differences are observed in other aspects ...
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Records of species ofLecaneNitzsch, 1827 new for the Turkish rotifer fauna (Ploima, Lecanidae)
Zoology in the Middle East, 2007(2007). Records of species of Lecane Nitzsch, 1827 new for the Turkish rotifer fauna (Ploima, Lecanidae) Zoology in the Middle East: Vol. 41, No. 1, pp. 119-120.
Nuray (Emir) Akbulut, Murat Kaya
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Zoologischer Anzeiger, 2008
Abstract Fluorescence-labelled phalloidin in combination with confocal laser scanning microscopy (cLSM) has been used to reconstruct the body musculature in Encentrum mucronatum and Dicranophorus forcipatus in order to gain insight into the architecture of body musculature in representatives of the hitherto uninvestigated Dicranophoridae.
Pedro Martinez-Arbizu
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Abstract Fluorescence-labelled phalloidin in combination with confocal laser scanning microscopy (cLSM) has been used to reconstruct the body musculature in Encentrum mucronatum and Dicranophorus forcipatus in order to gain insight into the architecture of body musculature in representatives of the hitherto uninvestigated Dicranophoridae.
Pedro Martinez-Arbizu
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Zootaxa, 2007
A new monotypic rotifer family, Cotylegaleatidae, is proposed for Cotylegaleata perplexa gen. et sp. nov., collected from benthos of an artificial small freshwater lake in Belgium. The new family belongs to the subclass Monogononta, order Ploima. Its distinctive characters include: a hollow cup-shaped structure (sucker ?) surrounding the mouth opening,
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A new monotypic rotifer family, Cotylegaleatidae, is proposed for Cotylegaleata perplexa gen. et sp. nov., collected from benthos of an artificial small freshwater lake in Belgium. The new family belongs to the subclass Monogononta, order Ploima. Its distinctive characters include: a hollow cup-shaped structure (sucker ?) surrounding the mouth opening,
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Biology Bulletin, 2019
Information on the distribution of three genera of rotifers, Anuraeopsis, Brachionus, and Notholca of the family Brachionidae in the Ural region is summarized based on the author’s research and the analysis of published sources. Data on their localities, biology, and quantitative development in water bodies of the Ural region are presented.
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Information on the distribution of three genera of rotifers, Anuraeopsis, Brachionus, and Notholca of the family Brachionidae in the Ural region is summarized based on the author’s research and the analysis of published sources. Data on their localities, biology, and quantitative development in water bodies of the Ural region are presented.
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