- Look up
Acorn barnacle or
Sea acorn in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Acorn barnacle and
acorn s**** are
vernacular names for
certain types of stalkless...
- Bal****
gizellae Kolosváry, 1967 Bal****
glandula Darwin, 1854 (Common
Acorn Barnacle) Bal****
hohmanni Philippi, 1887 †Bal****
humilis Conrad, 1846...
- The
acorn worms or
Enteropneusta are a
hemichordate class of
invertebrates consisting of one
order of the same name. The
closest non-hemichordate relatives...
- a 2021
British crime drama television serial broadcast and
produced by
Acorn TV,
based on a
series of
novels by
Julie W****mer.
Pearl Nolan,
single mother...
-
Torquaratoridae (Latin for "neck plow"[citation needed]) is a
family of
acorn worms (Hemichordata) that
lives in deep
waters between 350 and 4000 meters...
- 90 m (300 ft). Like
other acorn barnacles, B.
nubilus is a
filter feeder; it, in turn, is
sometimes eaten by
sea otters,
sea stars,
crabs and the Native...
- have
spirally arranged leaves,
often with
lobed edges, and a nut
called an
acorn,
borne within a cup. The
genus is
widely distributed in the
Northern Hemisphere;...
- of 27.355
knots (50.661 km/h; 31.480 mph)
during sea trials and was
completed in
December 1910.
Acorn was 240 feet 0 inches (73.15 m) long
between perpendiculars...
- or to an
animal such as a
whale (whale barnacles). The most
common form,
acorn barnacles, are sessile,
growing their s****
directly onto the substrate...
-
Victoria Wood: As Seen on TV (1985–1987), the
sitcom dinnerladies (1998–2000),
Acorn Antiques: The Musical!, for
which she won the 2006
Laurence Olivier Award...
