-
organisms that can eat this starfish,
including C.
tritonis. In 1994,
Australia proposed that C.
tritonis should be put on the
CITES list,
thereby attempting...
- b****
trombone Randy Jones –
drums "
Tritonis".
Concord Jazz.
Retrieved 5
November 2009. Yanow, Scott. "Review:
Tritonis". Allmusic.
Retrieved 5 November...
- ship
twelve days to Lake
Tritonis, but the lake
water was
salty and undrinkable.
Since they
could find no
outlet from Lake
Tritonis to the sea, they could...
-
Cymbium tritonis (Broderip, 1830). Retrieved through:
World Register of
Marine Species. "WoRMS -
World Register of
Marine Species -
Cymbium tritonis (Broderip...
- portra**** as the
messenger or
herald for the god Poseidon.
Triton of Lake
Tritonis of
ancient Libya is a
namesake mythical figure that
appeared and aided...
- and a
little more wild.
Current whereabouts unknown. Iqula: The King of
Tritonis,
sister city to Poseidonis,
which is po****ted by merpeople. Jim Lockhart:...
-
Eunoe tritoni is a
scale worm
described from the Færö
Channel in the
North Atlantic Ocean.
Number of
segments 37 (probably);
elytra 15
pairs (presumably)...
-
Phorkides (another name for the Graeae)
apparently placed them at "Lake
Tritonis", a
mythological lake set
somewhere in
westernmost North Africa. And the...
-
display at the
Museum de Toulouse. In Israel/Palestine, the [Charonia
tritonis nodifera]
conch trumpet dates from
approximately the
third millennium BC...
- with
brown or
yellow markings. The s**** of the
giant triton Charonia tritonis (Linnaeus, 1758),
which lives in the Indo-Pacific, can grow to over half...
