-
after Io in 1614.
Because her
brother was Phoroneus, Io is also
known as
Phoronis (an
adjective form of Phoroneus: "Phoronean"). She was
sometimes compared...
- 1856
Phoronis ijimai Oka 1897
Phoronis muelleri Selys-Lonchamps 1903
Phoronis ovalis Wright 1856
Phoronis pallida (Schneider 1862) Silén 1952
Phoronis psammophila...
-
Phoronopsis harmeri.
Santagata thinks Phoronis architecta is a
different species from both
Phoronis psammophila and
Phoronis muelleri, and that "[the phoronids']...
-
Phoronis is a
genus of the
horseshoe worm
family (Phoronidae), in the
phylum Phoronida.
Phoronis may also
refer to:
Various species in the
above genus:...
- also
called Phoronis (c. 7th – 6th
century BC), by an
unknown author,
which told the
story of Phoroneus, see
Fowler 2013, p. 236;
Phoronis fr. 1 West,...
-
Phoronis muelleri is a
species of
marine horseshoe worm in the
phylum Phoronida. Like most phoronids,
Phoronis muelleri has a
biphasic life-cycle consisting...
-
Phoronis psammophila is a
species of
marine horseshoe worm in the
phylum Phoronida. It
lives in a tube
projecting from the sea
floor in
shallow seas around...
-
Phoronis ovalis is a
species of
marine horseshoe worm in the
phylum Phoronida. It is
found in
shallow waters in the
northeastern Atlantic Ocean, the southeastern...
-
Phoronis pallida is a
species of
marine horseshoe worm in the
phylum Phoronida, and the
second smallest species. Schneider, A. (1862). Über die Metamorphose...
- and as a
plank in Samos." At
Argos in a Gr**** myth the
priestess of Hera
Phoronis ties her
mistress to an
aniconic pillar. At
Samos Hera's
plank was tied...
