- A
photop**** is a
glandular organ that
appears as
luminous spots on
marine animals,
including fish and cephalopods. The
organ can be simple, or as complex...
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photop**** in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Photop****s are light-emitting
organs found in
various marine animals.
Photop**** may also refer...
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ovoid postorbital photop**** that
emits green light; this
photop**** is
larger in
males than females.
These red and
green photop****s are
evocative of...
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known as a barbel, with a light-producing
photop**** at the tip,
attached to
their chin. They also have
photop****s attached along the
sides of
their body...
- fast-swimming prey. The
postorbital photop**** in this
species is
larger than in M. australis. It also
differs in
lateral photop**** count, as well as in morphological...
-
viperfish has
large photop****s that are
found on the
ventral side, as well as the
ventrolateral sides,
where they
create rows.
These photop****s present themselves...
- of the spiral. S. spirula is
capable of
emitting a
green light from a
photop**** located at the tip of its mantle,
between the ear-shaped fins. Evidently...
-
choose whether to
signal the male with her cir****oral
photop****. The
light emitted by the
photop**** is
believed to be of a
specific wavelength, possibly...
- uninterrupted. In all but one species,
Taaningichthys paurolychnus, a
number of
photop****s (light-producing organs) are present;
these are
paired and concentrated...
- reduced.
Photop****s occur throughout its body.
Large photop****s are
present on its head, funnel, base of arms, and
tentacular stalk.
Other photop****s are...
