-
Radiata or
Radiates is a
historical taxonomic rank that was used to
classify animals with
radially symmetric body plans. The term
Radiata is no longer...
- system,
relying instead on
diffusion across the
tissue layers. All
coelenterates are aquatic,
mostly marine, animals. The body form is
radially symmetrical...
- (1976). "Regulation of
Feequency of
Pedal Laceration in a Sea Anemone".
Coelenterate Ecology and Behavior. pp. 117–125. doi:10.1007/978-1-4757-9724-4_13....
- into two subkingdoms:
Metazoa (multicellular animals, with five phyla:
coelenterates, echinoderms, articulates, molluscs, and vertebrates) and
Protozoa (single-celled...
- CGA
absent Arg (R) (b) CGC CGC
absent Arg (R) (b) Mold, protozoan, and
coelenterate mitochondrial +
Mycoplasma /
Spiroplasma 4 TGA UGA Trp (W) (np) Stop...
- is no
evidence that
medusoids share biological characteristics with
coelenterates;
there is no mouth, no two-layered body wall
enclosing a
single cavity...
- Merriam-Webster
dictionary defines jellyfish as follows: A free-swimming
marine coelenterate that is the ****ually
reproducing form of a
hydrozoan or
scyphozoan and...
-
Quenstedtia Morris &
Lycett 1854 and the (homonymous)
coelenterate genus Quenstedtia Rominger 1876,
coelenterate genus Quenstedtiphyllia Melnikova 1975, ammonite...
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mitochondrial code The
yeast mitochondrial code The mold, protozoan, and
coelenterate mitochondrial code and the mycoplasma/spiroplasma code The invertebrate...
- The
mesoglea may be
thinner than
either of the cell
layers in
smaller coelenterates like a
hydra or may make up the bulk of the body in
larger jellyfish...
