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Examples for "vertebrates"
Examples for "vertebrates"
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The formation of mouth and anus is secondary in all the vertebrates.
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The zebrafish gastrointestinal system matures in a manner akin to higher vertebrates.
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Greenland sharks are now the longest-living vertebrates known on Earth, scientists say.
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Like marsupials and many nonmammalian vertebrates, cones contain clear inner segment droplets.
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There is nothing like it in all that we possess upon vertebrates.
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Recent reports have emphasized the role of cholesterol in vertebrate embryonic development.
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These findings could lead to a better understanding of vertebrate SAC mechanisms.
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Therefore DRx could be considered as a homolog of vertebrate Rx genes.
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The vertebrate kidney has an inherent ability to regenerate following acute damage.
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Cilia harbor sensory receptors for various signaling cascades critical for vertebrate development.
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But even among the vertebrata; who has ever seen a furious rabbit?
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Skull and brain of Amphioxus shut up like an opera-hat in higher vertebrata.
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Probably, in the primitive vertebrata, the entire alimentary canal was lined with ciliated cells.
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How could vertebrata be predominant under the conditions of life in which parasitic worms live?
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I only met with one other example amongst the vertebrata, and it was also a reptile.
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This applies to the sponges and other zoophyta, and to the worms, the mollusca, echinoderma, articulata, and vertebrata.
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Among the vertebrata the degree of intellect and an approach in structure to man clearly come into play.
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I have been working very hard lately at the lower vertebrata, and getting out results which will interest you greatly.
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Fourteen segments or thereabouts in Amphioxus; all but one (barring possibilities about the ear capsule) aborted in higher vertebrata.
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In this are comprised the six higher stems of the animal kingdom, the annulata and their descendants, the mollusca, echinoderma, articulata, tunicata, and vertebrata.
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I think Embryology, Homology, Classification, etc., etc., show us that all vertebrata have descended from one parent; how that parent appeared we know not.
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In these rocks many fresh varieties of invertebrate fossils are found, and the vertebrata make their first appearance, numerous remains of fishes having been discovered.
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With regard to the descent of the great Kingdoms (as Vertebrata, Articulata, etc.)
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See "A Catalogue of British Fossil Vertebrata," A.S. Woodward and C.D.
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So much then for an outline sketch of the main features in the embryonic history of the Vertebrata.
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AMPHIOXUS, or LANCELET, the name of small, fish-like, marine creatures, forming the class Cephalochorda, of the phylum Vertebrata.