Titlebook: Biology of the Integument; Invertebrates Jürgen Bereiter-Hahn,A. Gedeon Matoltsy,K. Sylvia Book 1984 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 198

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Katrin Girgensohn,Franziska Liebetanzplexity beyond anything such simple organisms might be expected to achieve. Thus, the sponges (the lowest metazoans) are generally considered to be organized more on the cellular than on the tissue level of construction (Hyman 1940). Although sponges have an outer epithelial covering, the cells comp

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-13035-0s Vol.); the inner surface rests on a gelatinous mass, the mesoglea, which forms the core of the body wall. This epidermal cell layer covers the entire body of the polyp from the tentacles to the pedal disc, forming a boundary with the external medium. The structure of the medusa is more complex; he

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Theoretische Einordnung und Fundierung,d and intrigued humans for thousands of years. The cnidae of some anthozoans (sea anemones, corals, etc.) are perhaps the largest intracellular secretion products yet discovered, with some reaching a length of over 100 μm. Of the three major categories discovered to date (nematocysts, spirocysts and

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Bew?ltigungsprofile und Handlungstypenarian colonies can provide support, aid in food capture, adhere to substrata and clean away debris that settles on these animals. In a fashion characteristic of cnidarians, the surface epithelium secretions of these animals shows a wide range of functions although they are produced by a tissue that

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Die Zukunft des Personalmanagement,m. A definition of a biological interface which acknowledges its complexity is given by James (1979), who states: “the boundary between two homogeneous phases, commonly referred to as the interface, must be regarded as a thin film of characteristic thickness and not as a simple geometric plane on ei

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Kompetentes Human Resources Managementhich separates the epidermis from the body wall musculature. In the Heteronemertea it is predominantly composed of fibrous tissues with the dermal glands either embedded in it or forming a discrete peripheral zone, whereas in other taxa the dermis forms a thin to thick homogeneous hyaline structure,