-
possible in body plans.
These are
radial (cylindrical) symmetry, bilateral,
biradial and
spherical symmetry.
While the
classification of
viruses as an "organism"...
-
symmetry as larvae, and are now in the Bilateria. Ctenop****s
exhibit biradial or
rotational symmetry,
defined by
tentacular and
pharyngeal axes, on which...
-
possible radial axes and medio-peripheral (half-) axes. However, some
biradially symmetrical comb
jellies do have
distinct "tentacular" and "pharyngeal"...
- ****umed to have
planktotrophic larvae. The
cleavage of
bryozoan eggs is
biradial, in
other words the
early stages are
bilaterally symmetrical. It is unknown...
- Additionally,
there are two
distinct axes
known as
optical ray axes or
biradials along which the
group velocity of the
light is
independent of polarization...
- quintic, quintile, quintipara, quintus,
semiquintile radius radi- ray,
spoke biradial, cir****radius, interradial, irradiance, irradiate, irradiation, multiradial...
-
exhibit radial symmetry, ctenop****s have two anal
canals which exhibit biradial symmetry (half-turn
rotational symmetry). The
position of the ctenop****s...
- one another, and the
symmetry of the
scleractinian skeleton is
radial or
biradial. This
pattern of
septal insertion is
termed "cyclic" by paleontologists...
- full acro-n-gonal
group (abstract
group Dihn); in
biology C2v is
called biradial symmetry. For n=1 we have
again Cs (1*). It has
vertical mirror planes...
- as the
optic axes or
binormal axes, and the
latter as the ray axes or
biradial axes . Fresnel's "second supplement" was
signed on 31
March 1822 and submitted...
