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presents a
large surface area to the
external environment.
Branchia (pl.:
branchiae) is the zoologists' name for
gills (from
Ancient Gr**** βράγχια). With...
- (sing. pa****; also
occasionally papulla, papullae), also
known as
dermal branchiae or skin gills, are
projections of the
coelom of
Asteroidea that serve...
- Look up Gill,
branchiae, gill, gilled, or
gills in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A gill is an
aquatic respiratory organ. Gill or
Gills may also refer...
- of
marine polychaete tube
worms characterized by
protruding feathery branchiae.
Sabellids build tubes out of a tough, parchment-like exudate, strengthened...
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swimming acrocirrids by
their transparent bodies, and
single medial subulate branchiae. The
acrocirridae are
closely related to the flabelligeridae, a sister...
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often lacks any
respiratory pigment.
Gaseous exchange occurs via
dermal branchiae or pa****e in starfish,
genital bursae in
brittle stars, peristominal...
- On page 443 he states: " One or two
stout dorsal spines caudad of the
branchiae on each side;
number of
somites large, near
seventy or more Melinninae"...
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longitudinal bands.
African arowanas have air-breathing
organs on its
branchiae,
enabling them to
survive in oxygen-depleted water. A
suprabranchial organ...
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guelras < Proto-Germanic
gelunaz In zoology, Port. also uses brânquias (
branchiae).
goose oca < Lat. auca
ganso < Gothic/Suebian gans
Spanish also has ganso...
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cluster of tentacles,
grooved for deposit-feeding, but the majority, the
branchiae, are
found one pair per segment, and do not have grooves. The chaetae...
