Titlebook: On the Ecology of Coenobita Clypeatus in Cura?ao; With reference to re Peter Arnoud Willem Jacobus Wilde Book 1973 Springer Science+Busines

卵石

incredulity

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Genome

要塞

Salivary-Gland

Water Management animals. It cannot be doubted that in the general course of evolution the animals are only in a transitionary stage and it is still an open question whether they will ever succeed in obtaining a complete independence of their environment as far as water is concerned.

臭名昭著

Alveoli

Additional Notes on the Ecology of Coenobita ashore by warm currents. That they are still bound to the sea is primarily due to the fact that the fertilized eggs, at first attached to the female’s abdomen, have to be brought to a marine environment to permit further larval development. Moreover, the sea is also the main provider of the larger

遺傳

Water Management animals. It cannot be doubted that in the general course of evolution the animals are only in a transitionary stage and it is still an open question whether they will ever succeed in obtaining a complete independence of their environment as far as water is concerned.

erythema

intricacy

Osmoregulationc problem, since they lack an aqueous environment. Sometimes, even on dry land, terrestrial crabs may still have a concealed external environment in the shape of water retained in the branchial cavities and, as is the case in hermit crabs, the shell water. Continuous water losses, however, both from