Titlebook: Larvae and Evolution; Toward a New Zoology Donald I. Williamson Book 19921st edition Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 1992 animals.arth

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完整

sleep-spindles

Echinoderms: Adults and Larvaeof adults and larvae. These inconsistencies occur in trying to assess the relatedness, first, of the echinoderms to other phyla, second, of classes within the echinoderms, and, finally, of several pairs of species within the same class. I hope to show that these inconsistencies are resolved by the s

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Echinoderms: Sea-Urchins and Brittle-Stars restricted coeloms, but the majority of species in both classes have a unique form of larva, the pluteus. Its uniqueness lies in its internal skeleton of slender calcareous rods that supports its ciliated arms. Hyman (1955, p. 700), in her volume on ., thought it impossible to account for the occur

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