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Brittle stars,
serpent stars, or
ophiuroids (from
Latin ophiurus 'brittle star'; from
Ancient Gr**** ὄφις (óphis) 'serpent' and οὐρά (ourá) 'tail'; referring...
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Siboga / Ie pt.,
Ophiures de mer profonde, 1904 –
Ophiurans from the
Siboga Expedition, part 1;
ophiurans from the deep sea.
Ophiures de l'expédition du...
- ****ociation
between brittle stars and octocorals. In this ****ociation, the
ophiurans benefit directly by
being elevated through facilitating their feeding...
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chimaeras consist of crustaceans, and more specifically, they
include ophiurans and molluscs.
Modern species are
demersal durophages, but they used to...
- Verrill, A. E. (1894). "Descriptions of new
species of
starfishes and
ophiurans, with a
revision of
certain species formerly described;
mostly from the...
- (1887) The
Echinoderms of
Porto Rico (1901) A New
Ophiuran from the West
Indies (1910)
North Pacific Ophiurans in the
Collection of the
United States National...
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brittle stars have a
commensal relationship with the octocorals, with the
ophiurans bene****ing by the
elevation provided by Callogorgia,
allowing them to...
- (2003).
Invertebrates (2 ed.).
Sinauer ****ociates.
Koehler R (1922).
Ophiurans of the
Philippine Seas and
Adjacent Waters,
Issue 100,
Volume 5. Washington...
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Sarsii with
discussions of its
relation to Stellerisea, and to
other Ophiurans.
University of Wisconsin, Madison. Munson, J. P. (1898). "The ovarian...
