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Schistosomiasis from a Snail’s Perspective: Advances in Snail Immunity
Trends in Parasitology, 2017The snail's immune response is an important determinant of schistosome infection success, acting in concert with host, parasite, and environmental factors. Coordinated by haemocytes and humoral factors, it possesses immunological hallmarks such as pattern recognition receptors, and predicted gastropod-unique factors like the immunoglobulin superfamily ...
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Notes and Queries, 1910 Endeavour, 1993
Abstract Isolated and long established communities of plants and animals serve as natural laboratories for evolutionary studies. Snails of the genus Partula , indigenous to the tiny island of Moorea in the Society Islands, have been studied for over a century.
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Abstract Isolated and long established communities of plants and animals serve as natural laboratories for evolutionary studies. Snails of the genus Partula , indigenous to the tiny island of Moorea in the Society Islands, have been studied for over a century.
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2016
Which way do snails coil? By convention, if you place a spiral shell with the tip (apex) up and the opening facing you, a right-handed or dextral shell has the opening to the right. Dexter is Latin for right. In a top view, the right-handed shell coils down and clockwise. This is the normal coiling direction. Find a snail and check!
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Which way do snails coil? By convention, if you place a spiral shell with the tip (apex) up and the opening facing you, a right-handed or dextral shell has the opening to the right. Dexter is Latin for right. In a top view, the right-handed shell coils down and clockwise. This is the normal coiling direction. Find a snail and check!
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1935
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1939
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1992
Slugs are perhaps the most widely known of all the pests that attack cultivated plants. They cause serious damage on farms, in gardens and on allotments. Although few crops escape attack, autumn-sown cereals and maincrop potatoes are the worst affected.
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Slugs are perhaps the most widely known of all the pests that attack cultivated plants. They cause serious damage on farms, in gardens and on allotments. Although few crops escape attack, autumn-sown cereals and maincrop potatoes are the worst affected.
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