- Look up ****ule in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. ****ules are any of
various small needle-like
anatomical structures occurring in
organisms ****ule...
- On
Growth and Form is a book by the
Scottish mathematical biologist D'Arcy
Wentworth Thompson (1860–1948). The book is long – 793
pages in the
first edition...
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included in the
Spumellaria order based on the
absence of the
initial ****ular system, an early-develop
structure that, by its lacking, sets them apart...
- use as a rope to
climb from one leaf to another. Some
Turbellaria have
****ular skeletons,
giving the
appearance of annulations. Most
other turbellarians...
- a
skeleton composed exclusively of free ****ules
without calcified non-
****ular reinforcements.
According to
Systema Porifera (2002),
Lucosolenida contains...
- Perminov, 1936 E. a.
aculeatus Voskoboinikova & Nazarkin, 2015 (Andriashev's
****ular-spiny
pimpled lumpsucker) E. a.
andriashevi Perminov, 1936 (Andriashev's...
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sponges and
other invertebrates. When
densely cemented, it is
known as
****ular chert. They are
found in ****ociation with glauconite-rich sandstone, black...
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Hazeliidae is an
extinct family of
****ular Cambrian sea
sponges known from the
Burgess Shale, the
Marjum Formation of Utah, and
possibly Chengjiang. It...
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prosperous ****a ****- ear of
grain ****a, ****ate, ****ose, ****osity,
****ular, ****ulate, ****ule, ****uliform †****ulum ****ul-
spina spin-
thorn infraspinate...
- "diaphanous doors****er". A "blue Boss-Woss"
plunges into "a perpendicular,
****ular, orbicular, quadrangular,
circular depth of soft mud". His
heroes are Quangle-Wangles...
