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Laviactis lucida

Known as: Heteractis lucida, Ragactis lucida 
 
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2011
2011
Nannastacidae (Crustacea, Cumacea) of the south-eastern Atlantic deep sea
The Nannastacidae of the deep south-eastern Atlantic obtained during the German expedition DIVA II and the French expeditions… (More)
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2008
2008
Carapichea lucida (Rubiaceae: Psychotrieae), a new species from Eastern Bahia, Brazil
A new species of Carapichea was discovered in the Atlantic Forest of Bahia, Brazil. Carapichea lucida J. G. Jardim & Zappi is… (More)
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2008
2008
A multigene family of Heteractis magnificalysins (HMgs).
Sea anemones are passive predators. They use their specialized stinging cells (nematocysts) to immobilize any prey that blunders… (More)
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1992
1992
Mode of origin and sources of genotypic diversity in triploid gynogenetic fish clones (Poeciliopsis: Poeciliidae).
Most tributaries of the Río Fuerte in northwestern Mexico contain one or more clones of allotriploid fish of the genus… (More)
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1991
1991
The biology and ultrastructure of the testate amoeba, Difflugia lucida penard (Protozoa, Rhizopoda).
Two strains and one population of Difflugia lucida have been studied, from Germany and Japan. The ultrastructure is described… (More)
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1986
1986
Genetic and Environmental Basis of Variable Sex Ratios in Laboratory Strains of Poeciliopsis Lucida.
Skewed sex ratios are common among several species of Poeciliopsis, a viviparous fish from northwestern Mexico. Since previous… (More)
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1973
1973
[On the lignan glucosides of Symplocos lucida].
 
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1972
1972
Egg-production, Polyploidization and Evolution in a Diploid All-female Fish of the Genus Poeciliopsis.
The frequency of natural populations of unisexual vertebrates raises the question of the evolutionary potential of unisexual… (More)
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