- coat-of-mail s**** or suck-rocks, or more
formally as loricates,
polyplacophorans, and
occasionally as polyplacop****s.
Chitons have a s**** composed...
- Henry, J.; Okusu, A.; Martindale, M. (2004). "The cell
lineage of the
polyplacophoran,
Chaetopleura apiculata:
variation in the
spiralian program and implications...
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Callistochiton is a
genus of
polyplacophoran molluscs,
alive today, of
which fossils are
known from the
Pliocene period onwards. van Belle, R. A. (1981)...
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Chiton is a
genus of chitons, a
polyplacophoran mollusk in the
family Chitonidae. The
genus Chiton has been
split into
several subgenera as follows: Subgenus...
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bivalves (or clams),
gastropods (or snails),
scaphopods (or tusk s****),
polyplacophorans (or chitons), and
cephalopods (such as
nautilus and spirula). These...
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Chiton squamosus is a
species of chiton, a
marine polyplacophoran mollusk in the
family Chitonidae, the
typical chitons.
Chiton squamosus can
reach a...
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Temporal range:
Cambrian Stage 4–Recent PreꞒ Ꞓ O S D C P T J K Pg N A
polyplacophoran (chiton)
Scientific classification Domain:
Eukaryota Kingdom: Animalia...
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Mopalia muscosa, the
mossy chiton, is a
species of chiton, a
polyplacophoran, an eight-plated
marine mollusk. It is a
northeastern Pacific species which...
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echinatus is a
Southeast Pacific species of
edible chiton, a
marine polyplacophoran mollusc in the
family Chitonidae, the
typical chitons. Enoplochiton...
- tuberculatus, the West
Indian green chiton, is a
species of chiton, a
marine polyplacophoran mollusk in the
family Chitonidae, the
typical chitons. It was first...
