-
their habitat:
Maricola (marine
planarians);
Paludicola (freshwater
planarian); and
Terricola (land
planarians).
Planarians move by
beating cilia on the...
- a
genus of
large predatory land
planarians. They are
often loosely called "hammerhead worms" or "broadhead
planarians"
because of the
distinctive shape...
- ****ociated to the
presence of a
creeping sole.
Contrary to
aquatic planarians, land
planarians do not have a
distinct brain, i.e.,
there is no
clear frontal...
-
suggested that it has only one
breeding season per year. As in most land
planarians,
mating occurs by
internal fertilization when two
individuals meet. The...
-
Caenoplana coerulea,
known as the blue
planarian or blue
garden flatworm is a
species of land
planarian. This is a long
narrow flatworm,
which is shiny...
-
Gigantea is a
genus of land
planarians from the
Neotropical realm.
Species of
Gigantea have a large,
broad and flat body. The co****tory
apparatus has...
- Ronald; Blair,
David (2006). "Biodiversity of
Australian freshwater planarians (Platyhelminthes: Tricladida: Paludicola): New
species and localities...
- needed],
reported that when
planarians conditioned to
respond to a
stimulus were
ground up and fed to
other planarians, the
recipients learned to respond...
- of
planarians to take
different kinds of prey and to
resist starvation may
account for
their ability to
decimate A. fulica. However,
these planarians are...
-
Cambridge University Press. ISBN 978-0-521-82846-8. "Turbellarians (
Planarians; Free-Living Flatworms)".
Missouri Department of Conservation. Wicks,...
