-
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...
- of the
Western Central Pacific.
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Holothurians and
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Glorieuses Islands (Scattered
Islands of...
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animals such as
Holothurians have, are due to
evolution against predation. This
species contains one...
- by
Holothurians in
several ways. Many
Holothurians,
including C. robustus, are
capable of
regeneration when transected. A 2012
study of
Holothurians in...
- and
engage in
external fertilization, as most
Holothurians partake in
broadcast spawning.
Holothurians are
known to sift
through sediment to eat coral...
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Thomas (1
December 2005). "Transdifferentiation in
Holothurian Gut Regeneration". The
Biological Bulletin. 209 (3): 184–193. doi:10...
- free dictionary. Sea pig may
refer to: Scotoplanes, a
genus of deep-sea
holothurians (sea cu****bers)
commonly called sea pigs Sea
Swine (a.k.a.
Porcus Marinus)...
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Gebruk (1983). "Protelpidia, a new
genus of
abyssal holothurians (Elasipoda, Elpidiidae)".
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