PJS Special Issue Fernando and Balete.indd

Source URL: philjournalsci.dost.gov.ph

• Medinilla
• Peduncle
• Julie F. Barcelona
• Melastomataceae
• Medinilla magnifica
• Medinilla speciosa

© The Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom Order STAUROMEDUSAE Scyphozoa developing directly from the scyphistoma, consisting of a calyx and a more or less distinct aboral peduncle attached to substratum

Source URL: www.mba.ac.uk

• Haliclystus
• Ficus
• Staurozoa
• Haliclystus antarcticus
• Haliclystus auricula

Flora of China: 16: 250–[removed]DREGEA E. Meyer, Comm. Pl. Afr. Austr[removed], nom. cons. 南山藤属 nan shan teng shu Wattakaka Hasskarl. Lianas. Inflorescences umbel-like clusters of cymules; peduncle an

Source URL: flora.huh.harvard.edu

• Pachypodium baronii
• Pistacia chinensis

Lesson II: Animal Adaptations and Distributions I Key words: Photosynthesis, topography, phytoplankton, nutrients, phytoplankton blooms, buoyant, cilia, fusiform, lunate, caudal peduncle, deep scattering layer, diel migr

Source URL: www.marine.usf.edu

• Biological oceanography
• Biology
• Planktology
• Marine biology
• Pelagic fish
• Diel vertical migration
• Pelagic zone
• Deep sea
• Mesopelagic zone
• Water
• Oceanography
• Aquatic ecology

TAUTOG / Tautoga onitis (Linnaeus 17;8) / Blackfish, White Chin, Tog / Bigelow and Schroeder 1953:[removed]Description. Body stout; deep, [removed]times in SL; somewhat laterally compressed (Fig[removed]Caudal peduncle

Source URL: ccesuffolk.org

• Tautog
• Bergall
• Dusky smooth-hound
• Long Island Sound
• Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission
• Cape Cod
• Wrasse
• Spawn
• Cod
• Fish
• Labridae
• New England

ATLANTIC MACKEREL / Scomber scombrus Linnaeus 17;8 / Bigelow and Schroeder 1953:[removed]Description. Body fusiform, tapering rearward to a very slim caudal peduncle and forward to a pointed snout (Fig[removed]Body 4.5-5.

Source URL: ccesuffolk.org

• Scomber
• Atlantic Spanish mackerel
• King mackerel
• Mackerel
• Clupeidae
• Chub mackerel
• Atlantic mackerel
• Menhaden
• Bluefish
• Fish
• Scombridae
• Sport fish

Diagnosis  The only Alaska species of shark with a strong double lateral keel on the caudal peduncle, first dorsal-fin base almost directly above pectoral-fin base, and teeth not serrate. Dentition  Teeth large and b

Source URL: seagrant.uaf.edu

• Sharks
• Salmon shark
• Fish anatomy
• Porbeagle
• Outline of sharks
• Fish
• Ichthyology
• Lamnidae

Caudal Fin Clip Zebrafish will regenerate caudal fin tissue that is removed. Caution must be used to only remove the fin tissue, and not damage the peduncle or bleeding and permanent tissue damage may occur. • •

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Bacterial Coldwater Disease (BCWD) - Flavobacterium psychrophilum Synonyms: Rainbow Trout Fry Syndrome (RTFS), bacterial fry anemia, low temperature disease, peduncle disease, saddleback, tail-rot, and systemic myxobacteriosis

Source URL: fisheries.btc.ctc.edu

• Flavobacterium
• Cytophaga
• Infection
• Fish
• Bacterial cold water disease
• Bacteria
• Fish diseases
• Microbiology

[ 343 ] THE SURFACE FEATURES OF THE BRAIN OF THE HUMPBACK WHALE (MEGAPTERA NOVAEANGLIAE)

Source URL: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

• Neuroanatomy
• Fissure
• Cetacea
• Sulcus
• Humpback whale
• Superior cerebellar peduncle
• Brainstem
• Cerebellar vermis
• Thalamus
• Anatomy
• Nervous system
• Brain