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,Epizoic Bryozoans on Predatory Pycnogonids from the South Orkney Islands, Antarctica: “If You Can’ts. Compared to other motile host animals, the number of bryozoan species per unit host surface area is an order of magnitude higher on pycnogonids. This may be attributed to carapaces of pycnogonids acting as refugia for the bryozoans from competition for space on hard substrata, ice scour, and pred

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Growth Rate of Selected Sheet-Encrusting Bryozoan Colonies Along a Latitudinal Transect: Preliminarar) while . from Spitsbergen grew only 4 mm./year. Similarly the average surface area of . individuals after 12 months in northern Norway was 12 mm. compared to 2 mm. in Spitsbergen. An exception from this general pattern was . in the brackish environment of the Baltic Sea, which grew relatively rap

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Sonstige spangebende Holzbearbeitung,ssolution experiments during the first hour. A winter growth stop marked by growth-check lines is postulated. In order to obtain calibrated results, we need experimental data, and moreover, access to collections done over the past 200 years.

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Sonstige spangebende Holzbearbeitung,inorganic particles that include, inter alia, sulphur, iron and manganese. Growth and morphological attributes of . suggest that it may be a genuine vent-endemic bryozoan. An unidentified species of . is the first record of the phylum Kamptozoa from the vicinity of a hydrothermal vent.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-08506-6 Otsuchi Bay. Erect bryozoan diversity thus did not show a latitudinal gradient; it was higher in Sagami Bay than farther north or farther south, though we cannot rule out sampling effects. We speculate that the high diversity in Sagami Bay is due to greater environmental complexity than the other a

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Maschinen- und Konstruktionselemente 3s. Compared to other motile host animals, the number of bryozoan species per unit host surface area is an order of magnitude higher on pycnogonids. This may be attributed to carapaces of pycnogonids acting as refugia for the bryozoans from competition for space on hard substrata, ice scour, and pred