Titlebook: Advances in Polychaete Research; Elín Sigvaldadóttir,Andrew S. Y. Mackie,Guemundur Conference proceedings 2003 Springer Science+Business

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BURSA

M. D. Harrison,P. D. Johnson,P. C. WrightThe material was collected in subtidal sandy sediments of . meadows from Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria and Tenerife (Canary Islands). . n. sp. resembles to . Hartmann-Schr?der, 1974 in having mandibles L-shaped with smooth cutting edge and similar chaetation. The two species differ in the s

老人病學(xué)

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Lia Ascen??o,Maria Salomé S. PaisThe ‘snowflake’ crown style comprises three pairs of radioles only, with few pinnules alternating along the length of the radioles and longest mid-radiole. The ‘feather-duster’ crown style comprises few to many pairs of radioles, with numerous paired pinnules of relatively even length. Cladistic ana

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Mart Lubbers,Pieter Koopman,Rinus Plasmeijer that has been recorded from many localities around the world, typically with no description being given. To clarify the status of this species, a neotype of . has been designated from the type locality and a full description of the species given, together with information on its reproductive biolog

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-42483-1pe species . Jones, 1962; (B) those with such flanges only on the distal parts of the radioles; (C) those with flanges reduced or absent (without serrations) as in two new species described here from Florida and Italy. Group C also contains . (Kinberg, 1867), . (Treadwell, 1906) and . (Nogueira & Kn

biopsy

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-42483-1 recently challenged as a result of phylogenetic analyses of various taxa. Here the evolution of planktotrophy and lecithotrophy in Serpulimorph polychaetes (families Serpulidae and Spirorbidae) was studied using a hypothesis of phylogenetic relationships in this group. A phylogenetic (parsimony) an