-
digestive tube and the
ducts of glands. The
ectosymbiotic species, or
ectosymbiont, is
generally an
immobile (or sessile)
organism existing off of biotic...
- and
tentilla of
Coeloplana bannworthi (ctenop****, platyctenida), an
ectosymbiont of
Diadema setosum (echinodermata, echinoida). Zoomorphology, 117:165-174...
-
crayfish Pacifastacus leniusculus (Dana, 1852) (Crustacea, Decapoda) and
ectosymbiont branchiobdellidans (Annelida, ****ellata) in NW
Iberian Peninsula". Nova...
- lice;
commensal ectosymbionts such as the barnacles,
which attach themselves to the jaw of
baleen whales; and
mutualist ectosymbionts such as cleaner...
-
surface organism that
grows upon
another plant but is not
nourished by it
Ectosymbiont –
Symbiosis in
which the
symbiont lives on the body
surface of the hostPages...
-
distribution and
abundance of the
copepod Clausidium sp. (Cyclopoida),
ectosymbiont of the
ghost shrimp Callian****a
garthi Retamal, 1975 (Crustacea: Thal****inidea)]...
-
crustaceans belonging to the
order Podocopida. The
family lives as
ectosymbionts on
other crustaceans. Genera:
Aitkenicythere Bate, 1976 Ankylocythere...
- darwiniensis. It is
composed of five
different organisms:
three bacterial ectosymbionts live on its
surface for
locomotion and at
least one
endosymbiont lives...
- hard
sessile objects,
stromatoporoids were used as a
substrate for
ectosymbionts,
organisms which attach or
encrust onto the
outer surface of the skeleton...
-
found living in ****ociation with
several species of sea
snake as an
ectosymbiont. The
barnacle adheres to the snake's skin, and has ribs that penetrate...
