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telson (from
Ancient Gr**** τέλσον 'headlands, limit') is the
hindmost division of the body of an arthropod.
Depending on the definition, the
telson is...
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Robert Eria
Telson (born May 14, 1949) is an
American composer, songwriter, and
pianist best
known for his work in
musical theater and film, for which...
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Michael L.
Telson is an
American engineer currently at the
Federation of
American Scientists and
General Atomics Corporation and is an
Elected Fellow of...
- the
group from
other eurypterid groups is
their flattened and
expanded telsons,
likely used as
rudders when swimming. J. howelli,
known from over 30 specimens...
- only from the
telson and the
metastoma (a
large plate part of the abdomen). Both
slimonid genera preserve flattened and
expanded telsons that end in elongated...
- black-tipped claws, and a "swollen
region just
before the stinger" on
their telsons, most
prominent in
mature males.
California swollen-stinger
scorpions are...
- lack the
characteristic spinnerets of
modern spiders, and
retain elongate telsons. The
first fossil now
placed in the
order was
found in Gilboa, New York...
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originally recorded by
American R&B and
gospel music singer Jevetta Steele. Bob
Telson, the songwriter, also
recorded his version. Both
versions appeared on the...
- the
pterygotids unique among the eurypterids, with
large and
flattened telsons (the
posteriormost division of the body)
likely used as
rudders to provide...
- Pterygotidae, a
family differentiated from
other eurypterids by
their flattened telsons (the most
posterior segment of the body) and
their modified chelicerae...
