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RMHPD04B–Kletter Seegurke, Kletterholothurie, Kletter-Holothurie, Ocnus planci, Cucumaria planci, Ocnus brunneus, sea-cucumber, Seegurken, Sea Cucumber, Sea Cu
RF2JP9C8X–Seabed marine invertebrates: Sea Cucumber (Cucumaria planci), Violet or Purple Sea Urchin (Sphaerechinus granularis), Red Starfish (Echinaster sepositus) and Spiny Starfish (Marthasterias glacialis). Depicted in a rare early 1900s German chromolithograph print of a painting by wildlife artist, Paul Flanderky (1872-1937). It helped to illustrate the (1911-18) 4th edition of Brehms Tierleben (Brehm’s Animal Life).
RMPG40BY–. A manual of zoology. '74 MANUAL OF ZOOLOGY surface, in some forms (such as the worm-like Synapta and its allies) tube-feet are entirely absent.. Fig. 97. — Cucumaria planci. Entire animal seen from the ventral surface, with the tentacles expanded, and the tube-feet projected outwards. (From Hertwig's Lehrhuck, after Ludwig.) 5. THE CRINOIDEA The Feather-stars and their allies constituting the class Crinoidea, bear some superficial resemblances to the star- fishes and brittle-stars, but with some important points of difference. The body of a feather-star (Fig. 98) is star- shaped, with a cent
RMRDJ74W–. A manual of zoology. '74 MANUAL OF ZOOLOGY surface, in some forms (such as the worm-like Synapta and its allies) tube-feet are entirely absent.. Fig. 97. — Cucumaria planci. Entire animal seen from the ventral surface, with the tentacles expanded, and the tube-feet projected outwards. (From Hertwig's Lehrhuck, after Ludwig.) 5. THE CRINOIDEA The Feather-stars and their allies constituting the class Crinoidea, bear some superficial resemblances to the star- fishes and brittle-stars, but with some important points of difference. The body of a feather-star (Fig. 98) is star- shaped, with a cent
RMMAAMDW–. Dr. Johannes Leunis Synopsis der thierkunde. Ein handbuch für höhere lehranstalten und für alle, welche sich wissenschaftlich mit der naturgeschichte der thiere beschäftigen wollen . 5ig. S4(). Äalffijrperc^en au8 ber §aut »on Cucumaria Planci; »ergriJijert. a burc^löc^erte, fno= tige ^(ättd^en üon ber 5Iäc(ie unb öon ber Äante gefeCten; b nad) aufien üon jenen gelegene fteine Jlalffcirper^en.
RMHPD051–Kletter Seegurke, Kletterholothurie, Kletter-Holothurie, Ocnus planci, Cucumaria planci, Ocnus brunneus, sea-cucumber, Seegurken, Sea Cucumber, Sea Cu
RF2JP9CAW–Seabed marine invertebrates: Sea Cucumber (Cucumaria planci), Violet or Purple Sea Urchin (Sphaerechinus granularis), Red Starfish (Echinaster sepositus) and Spiny Starfish (Marthasterias glacialis). Depicted in a rare early 1900s German chromolithograph print of a painting by wildlife artist, Paul Flanderky (1872-1937). It helped to illustrate the (1911-18) 4th edition of Brehms Tieleben (Brehm’s Animal Life).
RMRN5KXB–. Animal biology. Zoology; Biology. ff/A?^ >--^ ves/c/es Afr7pcy//ae Ar7usc/es musc/e bcrnc/. A^at:^repor/''/'e (joncrcf b/ooaf vesse/ 6/ood yesse/ Pesp/ra-/-ory tree /?aaf/a/ musc/es Fici. 112. Fig. 113. Fig. 112.—A sea cucumber, Cucumaria planci Brandt, from the Mediterranean. From a preserved specimen. X %. Fig. 113.—Diagram of the internal anatomy of a sea cucumber, representing the animal laid open and the wall of the body turned to each side. the lower branches of the latter a mass of white tough threads in which a possible enemy may become entangled. These structures, however, are so
RMHPD04T–Kletter Seegurke, Kletterholothurie, Kletter-Holothurie, Ocnus planci, Cucumaria planci, Ocnus brunneus, sea-cucumber, Seegurken, Sea Cucumber, Sea Cu
RF2JP9CB9–Seabed marine invertebrates: Sea Cucumber (Cucumaria planci), Violet or Purple Sea Urchin (Sphaerechinus granularis), Red Starfish (Echinaster sepositus) and Spiny Starfish (Marthasterias glacialis). Depicted in a rare early 1900s German chromolithograph print of a painting by wildlife artist, Paul Flanderky (1872-1937). It helped to illustrate the (1911-18) 4th edition of Brehms Tierleben (Brehm’s Animal Life).
RMREJCJ7–. Coelents, inodermes, protozoaires. Cnidaria; Ctenophora; Sponges; Echinodermata; Protozoa; Invertebrates. GENRE CUCUMARIA 101 qui sont particulièrement minces ou allongées. Mais, lorsqu'elle a atteint la place qui lui convient, elle ploie et infléchit son corps de telle sorte qu'il demeure fixé,. Fig. 58. â Cucumaria Planci. même indépendamment des efforts des ventouses. L'at- titude qu'elle adopte de préférence est telle que son corps est fixé par sa partie postérieure, la partie antérieure restant libre de s'étirer à son gré avec la couronne ten, taculaire. Tandis que la plupa
RMHPD043–Kletter Seegurke, Kletterholothurie, Kletter-Holothurie, Ocnus planci, Cucumaria planci, Ocnus brunneus, sea-cucumber, Seegurken, Sea Cucumber, Sea Cu
RMRN5JKP–. Animal biology. Zoology; Biology. P/n^ cai/7a/ Pc>//fT/7 ves/c/es Gen/-^/ o, Ampu/Zae lOf7^/'-/-ac///-?ar/ musc/e banc/ Cov/'e-/'/crr7. ^«V7//^ rl '^i/^^^^^por/'-^e Gonard ;7 ^/n-/-esf/ne — b/ooof vessel Venfrenf b/ooo/ vessef ^^^^- Pesp/'ra-Z-ory tree Paef/'a/ musc/es Fig. 121. Fig. 122. Fig. 121.—A sea cucumber, Cucumaria planci Brandt, from the Mediterranean. From a preserved specimen. X /s- Fig. 122.—Diagram of the internal anatomy of a sea cucumber representing the animal laid open and the wall of the body turned to each side. bearing smaller pinnules arranged like the barbs o
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