1. Helical swimming in Ascidian larvae 2961 always the convention for Ascidian larvae; e.g

2. (Zoology) Ascidian tadpole the free-swimming larva of an Ascidian, having a …

3. This is an ascidian.

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7. Colonial Ascidian -botrylloides violaceus-, japan sea, primorsky krai, russian federation, far east - Ascidian stock pictures, royalty-free photos & images

8. How to say Ascidian in Icelandic

9. What does Ascidian mean? Information and translations of Ascidian in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web

10. What does Ascidian mean? Information and translations of Ascidian in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

11. Didemnum vexillum is an invasive colonial Ascidian

12. What does Ascidians mean? Plural form of ascidian

13. Ascidian development is rapid, and thus heartbeats …

14. Ascidian Pigment Sensory Organs: Structure and Morphology

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18. (Zoology) Ascidian tadpole the free-swimming larva of an Ascidian, having a tadpole-like tail containing the notochord and nerve cord: 5

19. In Ascidian metamorphosis, two sets of changes occur

20. The Dark Ascidian is an example of a colonial Ascidian, meaning that many individual animals live together embedded in a jelly-like substance

21. Tadpole larvae of the Ascidian Halocynthia roretzi show morphological left-right asymmetry

22. Experimental analysis for the meta­morphosis of Ascidian tadpole:

23. The Ascidian Aplidium albicans was found in the Balearic Islands

24. Western Australia 2020 Bulk terminal / Bulk jetty (night dive)? undetermined Ascidian

25. Fine structure of the intestinal epithelium of the colonial Ascidian Botryllus schlosseri.

26. Heart morphology can easily be observed because the Ascidian juvenile is transparent

27. What does Ascidian mean? Any of a class (Ascidiacea) of fixed tunicates; sea squirt

28. Studied the Ascidian embryo to address the determinants of this cellular reproducibility

29. Ultrastructural and histochemical study of Anural development in the ascidian Molgula pacifica (Huntsman)

30. Ascidian specimens are held by museums and similar institutions all over the world

31. By contrast, unlike vertebrates, Ascidian embryos formed rather normally following Wnt/β-catenin inactivation

32. Description Aniseed database provides high throughput data and in situ experiment data from literature for Ascidian species.

33. The Ascidian genome contains fewer genetic redundancies, represented by the presence of only one Mesp gene

34. Kenjo A, et al., Cloning and characterization of novel ficolins from the solitary Ascidian, Halocynthia roretzi.

35. Aniseed database provides high throughput data and in situ experiment data from literature for ascidian species.

36. ID: Encrusting Ascidian that forms rounded and uneven lobes. Colors includes whites, pale yellows, and pale pink.

37. Easily find the right translation for Ascidian from Malay to Icelandic submitted and enhanced by our users.

38. Includes up-to-date listings of recent publications on Ascidians worldwide, and ascidian abstracts from many recent meetings.

39. It is an interesting fact that vanadium is an essential element to [[Ascidian]] s, also known as sea squirts.Vanadium

40. Includes up-to-date listings of recent publications on Ascidians worldwide, and Ascidian abstracts from many recent meetings

41. Noun any minute marine invertebrate animal of the class Ascidiacea, such as the sea squirt, the adults of which are degenerate and sedentary: subphylum Tunicata (tunicates) Ascidian tadpole the free-swimming larva of an Ascidian, having a tadpole-like tail containing the notochord and nerve cord

42. Ascidian definition: any minute marine invertebrate animal of the class Ascidiacea, such as the sea squirt , Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

43. A halogenated furanone rubrolide O isolated from a New Zealand Ascidian Synoicum sp., which inhibited superoxide anion production in human neutrophils ([IC.sub.50] = …

44. Nevertheless, for the past 130 years, it has been debated that the Ascidian neural complex (NC) is homologous to the pituitary

45. T system in Ascidian muscle: organization of the sarcotubular system in the caudal muscle cells of Botryllus schlosseri tadpole larvae

46. In the colonies of the colonial ascidian-cyanophyte symbiosis Trididemnum solidum, their colors are different depending on the light regime in which they live.

47. The elimination of a tailed larva is termed Anural development, in contrast to urodele development which is exhibited by most ascidian species

48. The Ascidian tadpole larva represents the basic body plan of all chordates in a relatively small number of cells and tissue types

49. The Ascidians have been given no official picture releases or description, but the name "Ascidian" provides us with a clue

50. Ascidian: any PROTOCHORDATE of the class Ascidiacea (subphyllum Tunicata), such as the sea squirt, the adults of which are degenerate and sedentary

51. The anterior-most ectoderm of Ascidian larvae contains the adhesive papillae, or palps, which play an important role in triggering the metamorphosis of swimming tadpoles

52. The main block of Ascidian central nervous system (CNS) is the sensory vesicle, a hollow cavity sited in the trunk of the larva

53. Ascham, aschelminth, Aschelminthes, Aschheim-Zondek test, Aschoff body, Asci, Ascidian, Ascidium, Ascigerous, AsciI, Ascites Dictionary.com Unabridged Based on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc

54. Sea squirt, also called Ascidian, any member of the invertebrate class Ascidiacea (subphylum Urochordata, also called Tunicata), marine animals with some primitive vertebrate features

55. This filter feeding habit allows adult Ascidians to accumulate pollutants, so by observing ascidian populations, we can get a good indication of pollution levels of the environment

56. Anural development is restricted to a small number of species in one or possibly two ascidian families and is probably derived from ancestors with urodele development

57. Anural ascidian, (Gyoja et al., 2007) and a homologue has been isolated from human neural tissue, though its function has yet to be described (Hotta et al., 2000)

58. Since hemichordates (or acorn worms), earlier divergent invertebrates, use Wnt/β-catenin in a manner comparable to vertebrates, it is in the Ascidian lineage that changes have occurred.

59. The first stage was called the 1st Ascidian stage, and includes stages from that in which there are 2 protostigmata on each side in the pharynx until the stage prior to which the

60. Pharmacological properties of biofouling Ascidian, Polyclinum madrasensis Sebastian, 1952 from Tuticorin Coast of India Polychaeta 130.1 1.0 Polychaeta Polychaeta Onuphidae Maldanidae Ascidiacca "tunicate" 121.0 1.0 Ascidiacea Calanoida "copepod" 118.2 1.0 …

61. Various chemical fractions of some Benthonic invertebrates, such as the social ascidian Ecteinascidia turbinata, present in the Mediter-ranean and tropical Atlantic, have given good results, in tests in vivo, against sarcoma 180.

62. : any of a class (Ascidiacea) of solitary or colonial sessile tunicates having an incurrent and excurrent siphon — called also sea squirt First Known Use of Ascidian 1823, in the meaning defined above

63. Social Ascidian definition is - any of various Ascidians that reproduce by budding like the ordinary compound Ascidians but that produce zooids each surrounded by a separate test though remaining connected by stolons.

64. An Ascidian, Ciona intestinalis, one of the animals whose genome has been sequenced, is a chordate sharing a basic body plan with vertebrates, although its genome contains less paralogs than are usually seen in vertebrates

65. State Univ., San Marcos, CA 92096 Alowe@csusm.edu The non-indigenous ascidian Microcosmus squamiger has become a dominant fouling organism in sheltered portions of southern California harbors where it appears to be increasing in abundance at the expense of Molgula manhattensis , a common estuarine

66. Ascidian development starts with the localization of determinants in the egg; inductive signaling between different cells then takes place during the cleavage period, followed by simple morphogenetic movements that lead to the formation of a tailed (tadpole) larva; and the swimming tadpole is later radically reorganized into a sessile filter