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Aphrodita is a
genus of
marine polychaete worms found in the
Mediterranean Sea and the
Atlantic Ocean.
Several members of the
genus are
known as "sea...
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Aphrodita aculeata, the sea mouse, is a
marine polychaete worm
found in the
North Atlantic, the
North Sea, the
Baltic Sea and the Mediterranean. The sea...
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Simon Pallas described a new
species of
marine polychaete worm he
called Aphrodita flava. In 1867, that name
became a su****ded (original)
combination when...
- Richardson, 1906
Exosphaeroma antikraussi Barnard, 1940
Exosphaeroma aphrodita Boone, 1923
Exosphaeroma bicolor Baker, 1926
Exosphaeroma brevitelson...
- A sea
mouse (
Aphrodita aculeata),
showing colorful spines, a
remarkable example of
photonic engineering by a
living organism...
- Suitcases, Part 1: The Moab
Story Mathilde Figura Peter Greenaway People 2004
Aphrodita Fabien Onteniente The
Heart Is
Deceitful Above All
Things Grandma Asia...
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hollow nanofibres,
create the
bright iridescent colours of the
bristles of
Aphrodita, the sea mouse, a non-wormlike
genus of
marine annelids. The
colours are...
- was
first described by the
Swedish naturalist Carl
Linnaeus in 1758 as
Aphrodita squamata but was
later transferred to the
genus Lepidonotus. The prostomium...
- nudibranchs),
Tethys (tethydid sea slugs),
Nereis (polychaete worms),
Aphrodita (sea mice),
Lernaea (anchor worms),
Priapus (priapulid
worms and sea anemones)...
- carnivorous,
gaining entrance in some way to the
interior of the sea
mouse Aphrodita aculeata and
sucking out its
liquefied contents.
Because of
their soft-bodied...
