North Australian Sea Cucumbers: Genus Pentacta
WEBGenus Pentacta The genus Pentacta contains small to medium-sized sea cucumbers, distinctly flattened below with three distinct rows of tube feet. Most tube feet are confined …
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Pentacta crassa (Ekman, 1918) - World Register of Marine Species
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WEB28 feb. 2020 · Pentacta crassa (Ekman). Broome. Ventral surface of small specimen. [= Colochirus crassus] (In the colored plates, all figures are shown natural size, with the …
File:Plate 16 (Clark, 1938).jpg - Wikimedia Commons
WEB21 feb. 2020 · English: Plate 16. Fig. 1. Pentacta crassa (Ekman). Broome. Ventral surface of small specimen. [= Colochirus crassus] Fig. 2. Pentacta tuberculosa (Q. & G.). …
WoRMS - World Register of Marine Species
WEBPentacta crassa (Ekman, 1918) accepted as Colochirus crassus Ekman, 1918 (basis of record) Pentathyone mirabilis (Ludwig, 1875) accepted as Havelockia versicolor …
Pentacta crassa – Biomes
WEBFamily: CUCUMARIIDAE Original Species Name: Pentacta crassa Modern Species Name: Author: (Ekman) Locality: Australia. Broome. Region: AUSTRALIA Info from:
Pentacta Goldfuss, 1820 - World Register of Marine Species
WEBRemark The universal use of the generic name Pantacta Goldfuss, 1820 (type species: Pentacta doliolum (Pallus, 1766) by monotypy) is rejected in Rowe & Gates …
Scubareefing | SCUBA Diving Community
WEBThey bury in sand extruding their featherlike tentacles (Pseudocolochirus violaceus, Neothyondium magnum or Pentacta crassa). The tentacles have the same shape as …
Echinoderms (starfish, brittle star, sea urchin, feather star, sea ...
WEBOther holothurians feed on current-borne zooplankton. They bury in sand extruding their featherlike tentacles (Pseudocolochirus violaceus, Neothyondium magnum or Pentacta …
Echinodermata - Reproductive System
WEBThey bury in sand extruding their featherlike tentacles (Pseudocolochirus violaceus, Neothyondium magnum or Pentacta crassa). The tentacles have the same shape as …
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