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Sphenella deletrix is a
species of
tephritid or
fruit flies in the
genus Sphenella of the
family Tephritidae.
South Africa. Munro, H.K. (1957). "Sphenella...
- PMC 4462890. PMID 26125032.
Halicephalobus gingivalis (formerly
Micronema deletrix)
Craig R. Reinemeyer;
Martin Krarup Nielsen;
Debra C.
Sellon (2007). "Nematodes"...
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Cliona delitrix is a
species of
burrowing demosponge belonging to the
family Clionaidae. It is
found in
shallow water in the
Caribbean Sea and the Gulf...
- Troizkosavsk,
Siberia ussuriensis (Dybowski, 1922)
Newfoundland fox V. v.
deletrix Bangs 1898 A very pale-coloured form; its light, straw-yellow fur deepens...
- of ants in the
subfamily Ponerinae. The
genus contains two species: B.
deletrix is
known from
Mesoamerica and Colombia,
while B.
attenuata is only known...
- deepest-colored subspecies.
Digby County, Nova Scotia,
Canada bangsi (Merriam, 1900)
deletrix (Bangs, 1898)
rubricos (Churcher, 1960)
vafra (Bangs, 1897)...
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Rangifer tarandus caribou Ermine,
Mustela erminea Red fox,
Vulpes vulpes deletrix,
silver and
cross variants Arctic hare,
Lepus arcticus bangsii Newfoundland...
- V. v.
crucigera (European fox) V. v.
daurica (Trans-Baikal fox) V. v.
deletrix (Newfoundland fox) V. v.
dolichocrania (Ussuri fox) V. v.
dorsalis V. v...
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South Pacific, died of a rare
disease caused by
parasite Halicephalobus deletrix,
Irvine Smith claimed it had been
purposely infected and
hired a private...
- 98 ft). It is
common where its host
sponges are found.
These include Cliona deletrix and
other Cliona spp.,
Gelloides ramosa,
Callyspongia ****lis and Spheciospongia...
