-
gummy shark) is the same
animal as M.
antarcticus. One
theory is that M.
walkeri is a subpo****tion of M.
antarcticus. This
species is a
slender shark with...
- The
chinstrap penguin (Pygoscelis
antarcticus) is a
species of
penguin that
inhabits a
variety of
islands and s****s in the
Southern Pacific and the Antarctic...
-
There are
three accepted subspecies: S.
antarcticus lonnbergi. Range: subantarctic. S.
antarcticus antarcticus. Range:
Falkland Islands. S.
antarctis hamiltoni...
- The
common death adder (Acanthophis
antarcticus) is a
species of
death adder native to Australia. It is one of the most
venomous land
snakes in Australia...
- C.
antarcticus may
refer to:
Cryptococcus antarcticus, a
fungus species Cryptopygus antarcticus, the
Antarctic springtail, an
arthropod species native...
-
Tessaracoccus antarcticus produces rhodopsin. Zhou, Liu-Yan; Zhang, Jin-Yu; Chen, Xu-Yang; Du, Zong-Jun; Mu, Da-shuai (1
March 2020). "Tessaracoccus
antarcticus sp...
-
Canis antarcticus is an old
taxon name that is no
longer valid. It has been used in the past to
refer to: The
Falkland Islands wolf The
Australian dingo...
- Alaska", and
antarcticus, in
connection with
frigid conditions in
which the mite lives.
Scientists are
unclear as to how
Alaskozetes antarcticus has been...
- Limnomedusae, is in fact a
developmental stage of
Haliclystus antarcticus. In its
mature form H.
antarcticus has
eight gonads which are
organised into four pairs...
- "Gressittius
antarcticus (Hudson, 1892) -
Biota of NZ".
Biota of NZ.
Retrieved 7
April 2025. "Marine
Species Traits -
Gressittius antarcticus (Hudson, 1892)"...
