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Chromatop****s are
cells that
produce color, of
which many
types are pigment-containing cells, or
groups of cells,
found in a wide
range of
animals including...
- In some
forms of
photosynthetic bacteria, a
chromatop**** is a pigmented(coloured), membrane-****ociated
vesicle used to
perform photosynthesis. They contain...
- Look up
chromatop**** in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Chromatop**** may
refer to:
Chromatop****, a kind of
pigmented cell or
organ found in some animals...
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multiple spectral channels. When
camouflaging themselves, they use
their chromatop****s to
change brightness and
pattern according to the
background they see...
- a
chromatop**** can
expand its
surface area by 500%. Up to 200
chromatop****s per mm2 of skin may occur. In
Loligo plei, an
expanded chromatop**** may...
- and hair
contain pigments such as
melanin in
specialized cells called chromatop****s. In some species,
pigments accrue over very long
periods during an individual's...
- is
tipped with a
luminous photop****
fishing lure.
Bioluminescence Chromatop**** Chromop****, part of a
molecule Young,
Richard E.; Vecchione, Michael;...
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known as
chromatop****s which are pigment-containing
cells such as hair follicles. The
distribution of the
pigment particles in the
chromatop****s can change...
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photosynthetic plastid that is
often referred to as a 'cyanelle' or
chromatop****, and it
represents the only
known primary endosymbiosis event of photosynthetic...
- dark
pigmented chromatop****s which can be
expanded within 1
second to
enhance the
contrast of the rings.
There are no
chromatop****s above the ring,...
