- A
veliger is the
planktonic larva of many
kinds of sea
snails and
freshwater snails, as well as most
bivalve molluscs (clams) and tusk s****. The veliger...
- The
Veliger was a peer-reviewed
scientific journal covering malacology. The
journal was
established in 1958 and
published its last
issue in September...
- are
observed during the
early veliger stage (5-10% of development) in the
apical organ.
Slightly later, in the
veliger stage (15% of development), peripheral...
- molluscs, annelids,
nemerteans and
sipunculids trochop****
Certain molluscs veliger Mollusca:
freshwater Bivalvia (mussels)
glochidium Arthropoda: †Trilobita...
-
Larval Forms and
Other Zoological Verses,
especially The
Ballad of the
Veliger. They
describe the form and
function of
several marine larvae as well as...
-
acquisition of
chloroplasts begins immediately following metamorphosis from the
veliger stage when the
juvenile sea
slugs begin to feed on the
Vaucheria litorea...
- The
larvae or
larval stadium: some
gastropods may be trochop**** and/or
veliger Estivation and
hibernation (each of
these are
present in some gastropods...
-
quantitative study of co****tion and
spawning in the
South American apple-snail."
Veliger 39.2 (1996): 142–147.
Halwart M. (1994). "The
golden apple snail Pomacea...
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species with
planktonic development,
these embryos hatch out as
bilobed veligers.
After the eggs hatch, the sand
collar disintegrates. Bandel, K. (1999)...
-
Embryos develop into
planktonic trochop****
larvae and
later into
juvenile veligers before becoming fully grown adults. Espinosa,
Ortea & Fernadez-Garcés (2007)...
