- "AFSC/RACE -
Leather Sea Star,
Dermasterias imbricata". www.afsc.noaa.gov.
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Dermasterias imbricata".
Biodiversity of...
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cannot move quickly, a
typical speed being that of the
leather star (
Dermasterias imbricata),
which can
manage just 15 cm (6 in) in a minute. Some burrowing...
- miniata, an
Asterinidae Asterodiscides truncatus, an
Asterodiscididae Dermasterias imbricata, an
Asteropseidae Chaetaster longipes, a
Chaetasteridae Pentagonaster...
- The side of a tide pool
showing sea
stars (
Dermasterias), sea
anemones (Anthopleura) and sea
sponges in
Santa Cruz, California...
- have been identified.
Imbricatin has been
isolated from the
starfish Dermasterias imbricata,
while martensin A has been
obtained from the red alga Martensia...
- Troschel, 1840
Dermasterias Perrier, 1875
Petricia Gray, 1847
Poraniella Verrill, 1914
Valvaster Perrier, 1875
Asteropsis carinifera Dermasterias imbricata...
-
cannot move quickly, a
typical speed being that of the
leather star (
Dermasterias imbricata),
which can
manage just 15 cm (6 in) in a minute. Some burrowing...
- minute, many
times faster than slow
species such as the
leather star (
Dermasterias imbricata),
which can only
traverse 15 cm (5.9 in) in a minute. Mah,...
-
British Columbia,
about half of its diet
consists of
leather stars (
Dermasterias imbricata),
which move too
slowly to
evade it.
Other sea
stars such as...
- opening. Main
predators of A.
xanthogrammica include: the
leather seastar Dermasterias imbricata, the
nudibranch Aeolidia papillosa and the
snail Epitonium...
