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Teredo navalis,
commonly called the
naval shipworm or turu, is a
species of sal****er clam, a
marine bivalve mollusc in the
family Teredinidae. This species...
- is
Teredo navalis. The
tunneling habit of
species in the
genus inspired the name of the
Teredo network tunneling protocol. The
submarine HMS
Teredo may...
- is lost
because the
animal spends all its life
surrounded by wood.
Teredo navalis develops from eggs to
metamorphosing larvae in
about five w****s. They...
- name from
Shipworm to
Teredo,
after the
genus name of the
shipworm Teredo navalis. Sharma, Vishal; Kumar,
Rajesh (2017). "
Teredo tunneling-based secure...
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found the
inspiration for his
tunnelling shield from the shipworm,
Teredo navalis,
which has its head
protected by a hard s****
whilst it
bores through...
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Teredo navalis is a
mollusc that eats the wood of ships' hulls....
- done to
these wood
constructions with the
arrival of the
shipworm (
Teredo navalis), a
bivalve thought to have been
brought to the
Netherlands by VOC trading...
- timber/lumber:
Woodboring beetles Marine borers (Barnea similis)
Teredos (
Teredo navalis)
Termites Carpenter ants
Carpenter bees
There are two main natural...
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organic activity than freshwater, and in particular, the shipworm,
Teredo navalis,
lives only in salt water, so some of the best
preservation in the absence...
- of the
Baltic because, he reasoned, they were free from the
shipworm Teredo navalis,
which usually destroys submerged wood
rapidly in warmer,
saltier seas...
