WoRMS - World Register of Marine Species - Codonella aspera …
WEBOriginal description. Kofoid & Campbell. (1929). A conspectus of the marine and freshwater ciliata belonging to the suborder Tintinnoinea, with descriptions of new species …
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Codonella galea Haeckel, 1873 - World Register of Marine Species
WEBTaxonomy The species Codonella aspera, Codonella galea and Condonella elongata may be the same. [details] Collapse all Expand all Definitions
(1) Codonella amphorella, (2) Codonella galea, (3) Codonella ...
WEBDownload scientific diagram | (1) Codonella amphorella, (2) Codonella galea, (3) Codonella nationalis, (4) Codonella daday, (5) Poroecus curtus, (6) Codonellopsis schabi, (7) …
A Light and Scanning Electron Microscopic Study of the Closing ...
WEBThe closing apparatus, first observed in the tintinnid Codonella aspera by Fol (1883; misidentified as Codonella galea), is a membranous structure that shuts the lorica …
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WEBCodonellagaleaHaeckel,1873 (Pl.ll figs 1-9,Pl.V figs 14,17) is considered a polymorphicspecies. …
Diversity and Phylogeny of Marine Parasitic Dinoflagellates
WEBThe ciliates Favella ehrenbergii, Tintinnopsis campanula, and Codonella galea were the first organisms that had been reported to be the hosts of Duboscquella tintinnicola (Chatton …
Codonella Haeckel 1873 - Encyclopedia of Life
WEBCodonella is a genus of ciliates in the family Codonellidae. EOL has data for 13 attributes, including: cellularity. unicellular. ecomorphological guild. planktonic. trophic guild. …
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WEBCodonella aspera by Fol (1883; misidentified as Codonella galea), is a membranous structure that shuts the lorica opening when the ciliates are disturbed. This structure …
Codonella galea | Atlas of Living Australia
WEBAtlas of Living Australia species page for the Codonella galea. Skip to content.
Temporal succession of tintinnids in the northern Ionian Sea, …
WEB18 mei 2007 · The genus Eutintinnus and particularly the species E. tubulosus together with the species Codonella galea identify this group. DISCUSSION Large fluctuations in …
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