- A
gonozooid is any of the
reproductive individuals of tunicate, bryozoan, or
hydrozoan colonies that
produce gametes.
Gonozooids may play a role in labour...
- as long as it is
required for the
gonozooids on
their stalks to grow and detach, and then they die off too.
Gonozooids detached from the
phorozooid swim...
-
feeding polyps, but some are
specialised reproductive structures known as
gonozooids. In some species,
further specialised zooids are formed. Dorit, R. L.;...
- so few
gonozooids in one colony. The
aperture in
gonozooids,
which is
called an ooeciopore, acts as a
point for
larvae to exit. Some
gonozooids have very...
- both
feeding and reproductive,
called gonozooids, and
others protective,
called dactylozooids. The
gonozooids each
produce numerous tiny
jellyfish by...
-
different functions, such as
digestion (gastrozooids),
reproduction (
gonozooids) and
hunting (dactylozooids). A
fourth type of
zooid is the pneumatop****...
- in the same colony. In some species, the
reproductive polyps,
known as
gonozooids (or "gonotheca" in
thecate hydrozoans) bud off a****ually
produced medusae...
- gastrozooids; the
individuals capable of a****ual
reproduction only, the
gonozooids, blastostyles; and free-living or ****ually
reproducing individuals, the...
-
colony are
known as
gonozooids. Each one is a
hermaphrodite with the eggs
being fertilised by
sperm from
another individual. The
gonozooid is viviparous, and...
- aid in the
growth of this
organism by feeding. The
reproductive polyp gonozooids have
medusa buds.
These medusa buds
differentiate Obelia from
others in...
