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5 produkter

1. 

   Monograph of the Spathidiida (Ciliophora, Haptoria)

   Vol I: Protospathidiidae, Arcuospathidiidae, Apertospathulidae

   Av Wilhelm Foissner, Kuidong Xu

   Inbunden, 2006

   2188 kr

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   The spathidiids belong to the ciliate subclass Haptoria (Protozoa, Ciliophora), that is, they are predators using toxicysts to overwhelm the prey.Over 200 nominal spathidiid species have been described, sometimes based on seemingly minute differences. Thus, many protozoologists considered them as …

2. 

   Monograph of the Spathidiida (Ciliophora, Haptoria)

   Vol I: Protospathidiidae, Arcuospathidiidae, Apertospathulidae

   Av Kuidong Xu, Wilhelm Foissner

   E-bok, 2007

   2862 kr

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   The spathidiids belong to the ciliate subclass Haptoria (Protozoa, Ciliophora), that is, they are predators using toxicysts to overwhelm the prey. Over 200 nominal spathidiid species have been described, sometimes based on seemingly minute differences. Thus, many protozoologists considered them as …

3. 

   Catalogus Faunae Austriae. Ein Systematisches Verzeichnis Aller Auf Osterreichischem Gebiet Festgestellten Tierarten: Stamm: Ciliophora

   Av Wilhelm Foissner

   Häftad

   402 kr

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4. 

   The Sphagnum Ponds of Simmelried in Germany: A Biodiversity Hot-Spot for Microscopic Organisms

   Av Martin Kreutz, Wilhelm Foissner

   Häftad, 2006

   316 kr

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5. 

   Monograph of the Spathidiida (Ciliophora, Haptoria)

   Vol I: Protospathidiidae, Arcuospathidiidae, Apertospathulidae

   Av Wilhelm Foissner, Kuidong Xu

   Häftad, 2014

   2188 kr

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   The spathidiids belong to the ciliate subclass Haptoria (Protozoa, Ciliophora), that is, they are predators using toxicysts to overwhelm the prey.Over 200 nominal spathidiid species have been described, sometimes based on seemingly minute differences. Thus, many protozoologists considered them as …