Interactive Guide to Caribbean Diving: Botrylloides spp.
WEBBotrylloides spp. Description: This species form flat encrusting colonies, with the zooids immersed in a common tunic and arranged in biserial, linear, systems with common …
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Botrylloides spp. (leachii, violaceus, diegensis) | DORIS
WEBLa description qui suit est celle de l'espèce Botrylloides leachii, elle est quasiment identique, du point de vue macroscopique, pour les autres espèces de Botrylloides rencontrées en Europe. C'est une espèce …
Cryptic Diversity and Database Errors Challenge Non-indigenous …
WEBsity and Database Errors Challenge Non-indigenous Species Surveys: An Illustration With Botrylloides spp. in the English Channel and Mediterranean Sea. Frontiers in Marine …
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WEBWe illustrate these two issues in the ascidian genus Botrylloides, in which at least three global marine invaders have been recognized, including B. violaceus and B. diegensis. …
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WEB1 okt. 2019 · Cryptic Diversity and Database Errors Challenge Non-indigenous Species Surveys: An Illustration With Botrylloides spp. in …
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WEBWe carried out extensive sampling of Botrylloides spp. colonies that externally looked like B. violaceus, based on one simple field criterion, namely the single-color patterns of the …
Studying Tunicata WBR Using Botrylloides anceps
WEBAbstract. Tunicates are marine filter-feeding invertebrates that can be found worldwide and which are the closest phylogenetic group to the vertebrates (Craniata). Of particular …
Interactive Guide to Caribbean Diving: Botrylloides spp.
WEBLiterature. Humann, P. 1992.Reef Creature Identification - Florida Caribbean Bahamas, (ed. N. Deloach). New World Publications, Inc., Paramount Miller Graphics, Inc ...
Interactive Guide to Caribbean Diving: Botrylloides spp.
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Cryptic Diversity and Database Errors Challenge Non-indigenous
WEBWe illustrate these two issues in the ascidian genus Botrylloides, in which at least three global marine invaders have been recognized, including B. violaceus and B. diegensis. …
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