A New Frog of the Genus Oreolalax (Pelobatidae) from Sichuan, China
... Ye, 1984). During the course of field work in 1987 at Washan, Sichuan, we found three spe- ...
... Ye, 1984). During the course of field work in 1987 at Washan, Sichuan, we found three spe- ...
Worksheet 2 for teachers
... Linnaeus introduced binomial nomenclature as a method for naming living organisms. Explain what is meant by ‘binomial nomenclature’. ...
... Linnaeus introduced binomial nomenclature as a method for naming living organisms. Explain what is meant by ‘binomial nomenclature’. ...
Poinsettia thrips DP - National Plant Biosecurity Diagnostic Network
... leaves can be successful in discovering the presence of thrips but is more dependent on operator efficiency, and is less likely to be effective at relatively low population levels than a simple and careful beating method. The range of plant species on which this thrips may potentially be found is ve ...
... leaves can be successful in discovering the presence of thrips but is more dependent on operator efficiency, and is less likely to be effective at relatively low population levels than a simple and careful beating method. The range of plant species on which this thrips may potentially be found is ve ...
PROJECT
... of this class. • the size 12 millimeters to more than 2 meters across • The habitat is Arctic to the warm tropical seas of the Pacific and Indian Oceans • Their food source is Most jellyfishes are passive drifters that feed on living or dead preys: small fish, eggs, zooplankton and other invertebrat ...
... of this class. • the size 12 millimeters to more than 2 meters across • The habitat is Arctic to the warm tropical seas of the Pacific and Indian Oceans • Their food source is Most jellyfishes are passive drifters that feed on living or dead preys: small fish, eggs, zooplankton and other invertebrat ...
that species from Trachodon as the type of a new genus
... Skull. No dermal impressions were preserved on the skull and it has been entirely freed of matrix. It is compressed laterally so that the transverse width is approximately two-thirds of normal and the facial outline has been changed slightly where the nasals are pressed down upon the premaxillaries ...
... Skull. No dermal impressions were preserved on the skull and it has been entirely freed of matrix. It is compressed laterally so that the transverse width is approximately two-thirds of normal and the facial outline has been changed slightly where the nasals are pressed down upon the premaxillaries ...
Scientists place living things into groups based on their physical
... Scientists place living things into groups based on their physical, chemical, & behavioral characteristics. This activity is called classification. Each type of living thing is called a species and is assigned a unique two-word name in Latin. The first word is the genus, the second word is the speci ...
... Scientists place living things into groups based on their physical, chemical, & behavioral characteristics. This activity is called classification. Each type of living thing is called a species and is assigned a unique two-word name in Latin. The first word is the genus, the second word is the speci ...
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... Invertebrate Zoology Study of invertebrate animals Inverts make up at least 99% of all extant (living) ...
... Invertebrate Zoology Study of invertebrate animals Inverts make up at least 99% of all extant (living) ...
Article - Catfish Study Group
... Farlowella. Prior to this publication, there were no less than 37 described species of Farlowella. Eleven of these species were described from Venezuela. After a careful review of the previously described species, Retzer and Page validated 25 species in the genus, of which, eight are found in Venezu ...
... Farlowella. Prior to this publication, there were no less than 37 described species of Farlowella. Eleven of these species were described from Venezuela. After a careful review of the previously described species, Retzer and Page validated 25 species in the genus, of which, eight are found in Venezu ...
Organizing Life`s Diversity
... Animals were further grouped according to their habitats and morphology. Plants were classified by average size and structure as trees, shrubs, or herbs. ...
... Animals were further grouped according to their habitats and morphology. Plants were classified by average size and structure as trees, shrubs, or herbs. ...
Diversity of Epigeic Earthworm Species From Jammu District,Jammu
... family Octochaaetidae. This study showed that the family Megascolecidae was dominant in all the habitats of the study area. This study also showed that the species Eutyphoeus waltoni was longest (average length of 19.6 cm) and heaviest (average weight of 3.1213 gm) whereas the species Lennogaster pu ...
... family Octochaaetidae. This study showed that the family Megascolecidae was dominant in all the habitats of the study area. This study also showed that the species Eutyphoeus waltoni was longest (average length of 19.6 cm) and heaviest (average weight of 3.1213 gm) whereas the species Lennogaster pu ...
ANGIOSPERM FAMILIES 03
... ULMACEAE • Trees and shrubs. • Widely distributed in the temperate regions of both hemispheres, with a few species in the tropics. • 18 genera and about 150 species. • Four genera in N America but only 2 are trees. – Ulmus - elms – Celtis - hackberries ...
... ULMACEAE • Trees and shrubs. • Widely distributed in the temperate regions of both hemispheres, with a few species in the tropics. • 18 genera and about 150 species. • Four genera in N America but only 2 are trees. – Ulmus - elms – Celtis - hackberries ...
Zoology / Lemmons / Study Guide: “Big Things”, Worms and Mollusks
... the abiotic variables such as rocks, water = nonliving), Biome (larger scale), Biosphere (entire earth) Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, species Domains = Eukarya (eukaryotes); Archaea (harsh environment prokaryotes, such as thermal vents); Bacteria (prokaryotes that are the typ ...
... the abiotic variables such as rocks, water = nonliving), Biome (larger scale), Biosphere (entire earth) Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, species Domains = Eukarya (eukaryotes); Archaea (harsh environment prokaryotes, such as thermal vents); Bacteria (prokaryotes that are the typ ...
Phylum – Hemichordata 7. Class Graptolithina
... • Most species were pelagic and planktonic, floating or attaching to seaweed. As such they live far out to sea and once dead, tests sunk to the sea floor there were few scavengers and little oxygen. Hence preservation by burial was common although often fossils are flattened during burial/lithificat ...
... • Most species were pelagic and planktonic, floating or attaching to seaweed. As such they live far out to sea and once dead, tests sunk to the sea floor there were few scavengers and little oxygen. Hence preservation by burial was common although often fossils are flattened during burial/lithificat ...
UNEP/CMS/COP11/CRP7/Rev.1 8 November 2014 Amendments
... follow the processes outlined in Article III and Article XI of the Convention when assessing the status of a migratory species in relation to it being considered for removal from Appendix I and/or II. In those instances where species proposed for delisting are also subject to the provisions of other ...
... follow the processes outlined in Article III and Article XI of the Convention when assessing the status of a migratory species in relation to it being considered for removal from Appendix I and/or II. In those instances where species proposed for delisting are also subject to the provisions of other ...
shared derived characters - Plattsburgh State Faculty and Research
... 1. It applies only to sexually reproducing species. 2. Distinguishing between species on the basis of reproductive separation is problematic because it can be difficult to determine how much reproductive separation is needed to distinguish between species. 3. The definition refers only to curr ...
... 1. It applies only to sexually reproducing species. 2. Distinguishing between species on the basis of reproductive separation is problematic because it can be difficult to determine how much reproductive separation is needed to distinguish between species. 3. The definition refers only to curr ...
Phalaenopsis amabilis
... • Epiphyte; type of plant which grows on another but isn’t a parasite & deriver its own nutrients from the air, rain, etc. • Saprophyte; (plant) any organism living on decaying or putrefied matter. • Terrestrial; (plant) living & growing on land • Lithotrof; type of plant which grows above stone. ...
... • Epiphyte; type of plant which grows on another but isn’t a parasite & deriver its own nutrients from the air, rain, etc. • Saprophyte; (plant) any organism living on decaying or putrefied matter. • Terrestrial; (plant) living & growing on land • Lithotrof; type of plant which grows above stone. ...
Bonobo apes
... Westerners saw few bonobos until the second half of the 20th century. Discovered in 1929, the forest where they range covers much less area than the chimpanzees’ forest and it was off the track frequented by early explorers/colonialists. They live south of the river, and thereby were separated from ...
... Westerners saw few bonobos until the second half of the 20th century. Discovered in 1929, the forest where they range covers much less area than the chimpanzees’ forest and it was off the track frequented by early explorers/colonialists. They live south of the river, and thereby were separated from ...
Classification vocabulary
... In Eukarya domain - Eukaryote (having a nucleus) Some have a cell wall, others don't Some are consumers, others producers, other decomposers (animal like protists, plant like protists, fungi like protists) Mostly unicellular, but some multicellular ...
... In Eukarya domain - Eukaryote (having a nucleus) Some have a cell wall, others don't Some are consumers, others producers, other decomposers (animal like protists, plant like protists, fungi like protists) Mostly unicellular, but some multicellular ...
The phylogeny of marine and freshwater species of the genus
... The phylogenetic position of Chloromyxum spp. is not consistent with the morphological similarity of the spores. The Chloromyxum species included in the study do not form a monophyletic group. They are spread into the three separate lineages within the freshwater clade of myxosporeans. Only the clad ...
... The phylogenetic position of Chloromyxum spp. is not consistent with the morphological similarity of the spores. The Chloromyxum species included in the study do not form a monophyletic group. They are spread into the three separate lineages within the freshwater clade of myxosporeans. Only the clad ...
Annales Zoologici - BIOL
... in Palearctic region. S Ph. (W.) bayeri Gregor; Ph. (W.) elegans Colour (Fig. 10). Head black; bright yellow: Schmiedeknecht; Ì Ph. (W.) januszi sp. nov.; z Ph. (W.) rhodopaeus clypeus, mandible (without tooth), gena, the whole Kolarov. eye orbita, two longitudinal strips on the middle of face; br ...
... in Palearctic region. S Ph. (W.) bayeri Gregor; Ph. (W.) elegans Colour (Fig. 10). Head black; bright yellow: Schmiedeknecht; Ì Ph. (W.) januszi sp. nov.; z Ph. (W.) rhodopaeus clypeus, mandible (without tooth), gena, the whole Kolarov. eye orbita, two longitudinal strips on the middle of face; br ...
Science9-UnitA-ReviewSheet 5_1
... ❏ describe examples of variation among species and within species ❏ explain the role variation plays in survival ❏ identify examples of niches and describe how closely related living things can survive in the same ecosystem ❏ explain how the survival of one ...
... ❏ describe examples of variation among species and within species ❏ explain the role variation plays in survival ❏ identify examples of niches and describe how closely related living things can survive in the same ecosystem ❏ explain how the survival of one ...
zoology - IIT Portal.com
... accumulation of Mutations leading to disorders such as Albunism and Phenylketonuria in human populations 1) Stabilising selection 2) Directional selection 3) Disruptive selection 4) Natural selection ...
... accumulation of Mutations leading to disorders such as Albunism and Phenylketonuria in human populations 1) Stabilising selection 2) Directional selection 3) Disruptive selection 4) Natural selection ...