- had an
estimated skull length up to 47.5 cm (18.7 in).
Metoposaurus algarvensis (Brusatte et al. 2015) From the Late Tri****ic Grès de
Silves Formation...
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Olavius algarvensis is a
species of
gutless oligochaete worm in the
family Tubificidae which depends on
symbiotic bacteria for its nutrition. Olavius...
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Algarve region,
Waynea algarvensis has been
found in only two locations,
suggesting that it is a rare species. "Waynea
algarvensis van den Boom". Catalogue...
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Simon in 1873. As of May 2019[update] it
contains only
three species: A.
algarvensis, A. algerica, and A. fimbriata. "Gen.
Adonea Simon, 1873".
World Spider...
- avocados, and
derived prepared foods such as
salad dressings.
Olavius algarvensis, a
species of
marine annelid,
predominantly incorporate β-sitosterol...
- nov. Sellés, Villa, Brusatte, Currie, &
Galobart 2015
Metoposaurus algarvensis sp. nov. Brusatte, Butler, Mateus, &
Steyer 2015
Dearcmhara shawcrossi...
- with the most
recently described being Setaphyes algarvensis identified in 2022.
Setaphyes algarvensis González-Casarrubios, Cepeda, Pardos,
Neves & Sánchez...
-
distributed among the Echinoderms. Some
marine oligochaeta (e.g.,
Olavius algarvensis and
Inanidrillus spp.) have
obligate extracellular endosymbionts that...
- the host and bacterium. The
gutless marine oligochaete worm
Olavius algarvensis is
another relatively well-studied
marine host to microbes.
These three...
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symbiosis between two
kinds of
bacteria and the
marine oligochaete Olavius algarvensis. Born in New York City to an
American industrialist father and German...
