-
surrounded by tentacles,
which can be
pulled back
inside the animal.
Holothurians measure generally between 10 and 30
centimetres (3.9 and 11.8 in) long...
-
species can be
found in the Antarctic.
Scotoplanes (and all deep-sea
holothurians) are
deposit feeders and
obtain food by
extracting organic particles...
- with tentacles,
ovate bodies, and tube-like feet. As with many
other holothurians, they can
release their internal organs or a
toxin into the
water when...
- of the
Western Central Pacific.
Volume 2: Cephalopods, crustaceans,
holothurians and sharks. FAO
Species Identification Guide for
Fishery Purposes. Food...
- 2011.
Retrieved 11
November 2024. Mulochau;
Conand (October 2008). "
Holothurians and
other echinoderms of the
Glorieuses Islands (Scattered
Islands of...
- by
Holothurians in
several ways. Many
Holothurians,
including C. robustus, are
capable of
regeneration when transected. A 2012
study of
Holothurians in...
- Dolmatov;
Thomas Heinzeller (1
December 2005). "Transdifferentiation in
Holothurian Gut Regeneration". The
Biological Bulletin. 209 (3): 184–193. doi:10...
- has been
hypothesized these defense mechanisms, that
animals such as
Holothurians have, are due to
evolution against predation. This
species contains one...
-
Apodida is an
order of
littoral to deep-sea,
largely infaunal holothurians, sea cu****bers. This
order comprises three families, 32
genera and
about 270...
- from the
Silurian Herefordshire Lagerstätte, and the
evolution of the
holothurian body plan" (PDF).
Proceedings of the
Royal Society B:
Biological Sciences...
