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Linckia sp Stock Photos and Images
RMC6DEAC–Taucherin leuchtet grossen Schlangenseestern, Linckia sp., Diver at a Big Sea Star, Linckia sp., Family Ophidiasteridae
![Blue starfish [Linckia laevigata]. Cebu, Malapascua Island, Philippines. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/J2T8AA/blue-starfish-linckia-laevigata-cebu-malapascua-island-philippines-J2T8AA.jpg "Blue starfish [Linckia laevigata]. Cebu, Malapascua Island, Philippines. Stock Photo")
RM2H6T42M–A comet sea star, Linckia multifora, on red lace coral, Distichopora sp., Yap, Federated States of Micronesia.
![Blue starfish [Linckia laevigata]. Cebu, Malapascua Island, Philippines. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/J2T8BJ/blue-starfish-linckia-laevigata-cebu-malapascua-island-philippines-J2T8BJ.jpg "Blue starfish [Linckia laevigata]. Cebu, Malapascua Island, Philippines. Stock Photo")
RME2A60N–Philippines, Palawan island, a coral reef with red alcyonarians (Dendronephthya sp.) and a blue starfish (Linckia laevigata)
RMW7YY8A–Split level view of Blue starfish (Linckia laevigata) in the shallows, and Mangrove tree (Rhizophora sp), Nukubati Island Resort, Macuata Province, Fiji, South Pacific.
RM2HJDP22–Dark volcanic substrate further emphasizes the brillinat colors of these pink soft corals, Dendronepthya sp., red encrusting sponge, and Blue Sea Star
RM2T9R05N–Pair of Harlequin Shrimps, Hymenocera elegans, feeding on Starfish, Lickia sp, Laha dive site, Ambon, Maluku, Indonesia, Banda Sea
RME45DE2–Giant clam {Tridacna sp} surrounded by blue starfish {Linckia laevigata} Lizard Island, Queensland, Australia, April 2008
RMF19GF1–px0312-D. colorful bommie covered in soft and hard corals, sea fans, sponges, tunicates and more. Indonesia, tropical Pacific
RFR62839–blue starfish (linckia laevigata) and hair star (comanthus sp.) in front of brain coral (platygyra lamellina)
RMAGMXD6–Coral head hosting anemonefish Amphiprion sp and a blue sea star Linckia laevigata Puerto Galera Mindoro Philippines
RFKPGKGE–Underwater view of Red Sea Fans (Melithaea sp.) and Blue Sea Star (Linckia laeviagata), Komba Island, Flores Sea, Indonesia
RMA6T6D6–Seastar on Coral Polyps DS UW 0065 Red Sea Egypt Linckia sp Copyright Douglas Spranger Visual Written Starfish Underwater
![Blue starfish [Linckia laevigata]. Cebu, Malapascua Island, Philippines. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/J2T8BK/blue-starfish-linckia-laevigata-cebu-malapascua-island-philippines-J2T8BK.jpg "Blue starfish [Linckia laevigata]. Cebu, Malapascua Island, Philippines. Stock Photo")
RMEJR07R–Club-tipped Anemone (Telmatactis sp.) adult, feeding on Blue Starfish (Linckia laevigata), Lembeh Straits, Sulawesi, Greater Sunda Islands, Indonesia, November
![Blue starfish [Linckia laevigata]. Cebu, Malapascua Island, Philippines. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PDTD0C/blue-starfish-linckia-laevigata-cebu-malapascua-island-philippines-PDTD0C.jpg "Blue starfish [Linckia laevigata]. Cebu, Malapascua Island, Philippines. Stock Photo")
RM2CHC2R7–. Algæ. Vol. I. Myxophyceæ, Peridinieæ, Bacillarieæ, Chlorophyceæ, together with a brief summary of the occurrence and distribution of freshwat4er Algæ . Fig. 31. A and B, Nostoc Linckia Bornet;A, nat. size; B, small portion of thallus,x 340. C, N. co-rule tint Lyngbye, nat. size. Fig. 32. A —D, Anabsena insequalis (Kiitz.)Born. & Flah. E—G, Cylindrospermumstaynale (Kiitz.) Born. & Flah. H, Nodu-laria sphserocarpa Born & Flah. (All x480.) h, heterocyst; sp, resting-spore. 44 Myxophycese Reproduction takes place by hormogones and by resting-spores. The latter arevariable in shape, and may be so
![Elementary textbook of economic zoology and entomology elementarytextbo00kell Year: [c1915] STARFISHES, SEA-URCHINS, ETC. 93 large to be taken into its mouth the stomach is extended through the mouth and the living prey is covered over by it. As soon as the shell is opened ever so little the soft parts of the victim are sucked up and digested by the starfish. Having finished its meal the starfish draws its stomach in and seeks another oyster or clam. FIG. 33.—Regeneration of starfishes, Linckia sp. Upper figure shows a starfish regenerating arms that have been lost; the lower figure shows Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RYH8AC/elementary-textbook-of-economic-zoology-and-entomology-elementarytextbo00kell-year-c1915-starfishes-sea-urchins-etc-93-large-to-be-taken-into-its-mouth-the-stomach-is-extended-through-the-mouth-and-the-living-prey-is-covered-over-by-it-as-soon-as-the-shell-is-opened-ever-so-little-the-soft-parts-of-the-victim-are-sucked-up-and-digested-by-the-starfish-having-finished-its-meal-the-starfish-draws-its-stomach-in-and-seeks-another-oyster-or-clam-fig-33regeneration-of-starfishes-linckia-sp-upper-figure-shows-a-starfish-regenerating-arms-that-have-been-lost-the-lower-figure-shows-RYH8AC.jpg "Elementary textbook of economic zoology and entomology elementarytextbo00kell Year: [c1915] STARFISHES, SEA-URCHINS, ETC. 93 large to be taken into its mouth the stomach is extended through the mouth and the living prey is covered over by it. As soon as the shell is opened ever so little the soft parts of the victim are sucked up and digested by the starfish. Having finished its meal the starfish draws its stomach in and seeks another oyster or clam. FIG. 33.—Regeneration of starfishes, Linckia sp. Upper figure shows a starfish regenerating arms that have been lost; the lower figure shows Stock Photo")
RMRYH8AC–Elementary textbook of economic zoology and entomology elementarytextbo00kell Year: [c1915] STARFISHES, SEA-URCHINS, ETC. 93 large to be taken into its mouth the stomach is extended through the mouth and the living prey is covered over by it. As soon as the shell is opened ever so little the soft parts of the victim are sucked up and digested by the starfish. Having finished its meal the starfish draws its stomach in and seeks another oyster or clam. FIG. 33.—Regeneration of starfishes, Linckia sp. Upper figure shows a starfish regenerating arms that have been lost; the lower figure shows
RM2T9R04R–Pair of Harlequin Shrimps, Hymenocera elegans, feeding on Starfish, Lickia sp, Laha dive site, Ambon, Maluku, Indonesia, Banda Sea
RFR6283C–blue starfish (linckia laevigata) and hair star (comanthus sp.) in front of brain coral (platygyra lamellina)
RMAGMX5B–Blue sea star Linckia laevigata squeezed between flower soft coral Xenia sp Puerto Galera Mindoro Philippines
![Blue starfish [Linckia laevigata]. Cebu, Malapascua Island, Philippines. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/J2T8AG/blue-starfish-linckia-laevigata-cebu-malapascua-island-philippines-J2T8AG.jpg "Blue starfish [Linckia laevigata]. Cebu, Malapascua Island, Philippines. Stock Photo")
RMRCY6FR–. Elementary textbook of economic zoology and entomology. Zoology; Insect pests. STARFISHES, SEA-URCHINS, ETC. 93 large to be taken into its mouth the stomach is extended through the mouth and the living prey is covered over by it. As soon as the shell is opened ever so little the soft parts of the victim are sucked up and digested by the starfish. Having finished its meal the starfish draws its stomach in and seeks another oyster or clam.. FIG. 33.—Regeneration of starfishes, Linckia sp. Upper figure shows a starfish regenerating arms that have been lost; the lower figure shows a portion of a
RMBM4RME–Blue Starfish and Sea Fan, Linckia laevigata, Melithaea sp., Raja Ampat, West Papua, Indonesia
RMRGNBRA–. Bulletin du MuseÌum d'histoire naturelle. Natural history. â 185 â Voici l'énumération des espèces que j'ai de'tei-minées : Ãcliinides. Phyllacanthis imperialis Lamarck. CiDARis RACDLOSA Lamarck. ASTROPYGA RADIATA Lcske. EaïUNOMKTRA LUCUNTER Lillllé. HippoNOE vARiEGATA Leske. GyMKECUINUS GRAVIERI nOV. Sp. Clypeaster scdtiformis Lamarck. â HUMiLis Leske. Astéries. Gymnasterias carinifera Lamarck. ASTROPECTEN POLYACVNTIIUS Mùllor Ot Troschel. Opiudiaster GYLiNDRiGDs Lamarck. LiNCKiA EuRENBERGi Millier et Troschel. Stellaster equestris Retzius (jeune). Pentaceros mdricatus Linck. Ophiur
RMBM4RM7–Blue Starfish and Sea Fan, Linckia laevigata, Melithaea sp., Raja Ampat, West Papua, Indonesia
RMRGNA79–. Bulletin du Musum national d'histoire naturelle. Natural history. â 185 â Voici rémunération des espèces que j'ai déterminées ÃchLnldes. Phyllacantiiis imperiaus Lamarik. Gidabis baci'losa Lamarck. AsTROPYGA RADIATA Leskc. Eghihohbtra lucdhtbb Linné. Hippoxoe vabiegata Leske. GïMNBCHINUS GRAVIERI DOV. Sp. Clypeasteu scutiformis Lamarck. â hlmilis Leske. Astéries. Gyhnastbkias cabinifbba Lamarck. ASTBOPECTEN POLYACAHTHl S Millier Trosehel. et Ophidiastbb cylindhicus Lamarck. Linckia Eurenbergi Millier et Trosehel. Stellaster equbstris Retzius (jeune). Pbhtacebos mdiucatus LiniiYTON cl
RMRGTDMP–. Bulletin biologique de la France et de la Belgique. Biology; Natural history. FiG. 22. â Mucronalia paltnipedis Fig. 23. â Coupe longitudinale de la (d'après KÅiilek et Vaney). partie inférieure de Mucronalia ehurnea, (d'après Kukenthal). sur l'étude d'exemplaires de 0,4 à 1,1 cm. de Mucronalia eburnea Deshayes (Fig. 23), qui vivaient fixés entre les piquants d'un oursin du genre Heterocen- irotiis et sur un échantillon d'une espèce indéterminée {Mucronalia sp ?) (Fig. 24), de 2 mm . de longueur recueillie par les cousins Sarasin dans la gouttière ambulacraire d'une Linckia des Cé
RMRGTDNE–. Bulletin biologique de la France et de la Belgique. Biology; Natural history. FiG. 22. â Mucronalia paltnipedis Fig. 23. â Coupe longitudinale de la (d'après KÅiilek et Vaney). partie inférieure de Mucronalia ehurnea, (d'après Kukenthal). sur l'étude d'exemplaires de 0,4 à 1,1 cm. de Mucronalia eburnea Deshayes (Fig. 23), qui vivaient fixés entre les piquants d'un oursin du genre Heterocen- irotiis et sur un échantillon d'une espèce indéterminée {Mucronalia sp ?) (Fig. 24), de 2 mm . de longueur recueillie par les cousins Sarasin dans la gouttière ambulacraire d'une Linckia des Cé
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