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Phylum of animals.

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        Examples for "cnidaria"
        Examples for "cnidaria"
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        This simplest of all the cnidaria has, it is true, a crown of tentacles round its mouth.
        The Evolution of Man — Volume 1
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        There are four stems belonging to the coelenteria: the gastraeads ("primitive-gut animals"), sponges, cnidaria, and platodes.
        The Evolution of Man — Volume 1
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        In most of the cnidaria and many of the annelids (worm-like animals) they remain unchanged throughout life.
        The Evolution of Man — Volume 1
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        This we find in the lower cnidaria and worms, as well as in the more highly-developed molluscs, echinoderms, articulates, and vertebrates.
        The Evolution of Man — Volume 1
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        The lowest form of the Cnidaria is also not far removed from the gastraeads.
        The Evolution of Man — Volume 2
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        Millepora complanata is a cnidarian widely distributed in the coral reefs of the Mexican Caribbean.
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        We report here the first-characterized cnidarian opsins.
        Pubmed
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        Invited technology speakers showcased the power of microfluidics and single-cell transcriptomics and demonstrated their application in cnidarian models.
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        Recent studies have shown that short hairpin RNAs (shRNAs) can induce gene-specific knockdowns in two cnidarian species.
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        The development of a multicellular, spore forming organism, from single cells does not correlate to any bilaterian or cnidarian species.
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        Uso de cnidarians en inglés
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        Indeed, cnidarians are considered as the largest phylum of generally toxic animals.
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        This suggests a degree of partner specificity that may limit the adaptive potential of certain cnidarians to increased ocean warming.
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        This suggests that free-living Symbiodiniaceae may provide a supply of potentially "new" thermotolerant strains to cnidarians following a bleaching event.
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        The adaptive bleaching hypothesis postulates that cnidarians that can form a stable symbiosis with thermotolerant Symbiodiniaceae strains may cope better with increasing seawater temperatures.
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        The ability of some symbiotic cnidarians to resist and better withstand stress factors that cause bleaching is a trait that is receiving increased attention.
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        The lack of a coordination is consistent with previous work on many cnidarians where coordination between actively pulsing polyps and medusa has not been observed.
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        Coordinated pulsing has not been observed in many cnidarians (jellyfish, anemones, corals), as is the case for the xeniid corals considered in our corresponding paper.
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        In Cnidarians, cnidoblast cells contain organelles called cnidocysts, which are believed to be the product of an extremely complex regulated secretory pathway.
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