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Pogonophora <angiosperm>

Known as: Pogonophora 
National Institutes of Health

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2008
2008
Morphological characters and classification of the subclass Monilifera (Pogonophora) and the problem of evolution of the bridle in pogonophorans
This paper presents the results of the revision of the subclass Monilifera (Pogonophora) based on an analysis of all currently… 
2007
2007
On the problem of the origin of Pogonophora
A number of embryological features of the Pogonophora suggest that they could not derive from the Polychaeta and are closely… 
2006
2006
Geological Study of Active Cold Seeps in the Syn-Collision Accretionary Prism Kaoping Slope off SW Taiwan
Pogonophoran tube worms, elongated pyrite tubes and authigenic carbonate nodules are used to evaluate the occurrence of potential… 
2005
2005
New Species of the Genus Polarsternium (Pogonophora) from the Scotia Sea and Adjacent Waters of the Antarctic
Four new species of the genus Polarsternium (Smirnov, 1999) are recorded from the Atlantic Sector of the Antarctic Ocean. Benthic… 
1992
1992
Distribution of Pogonophora (tube-worms) in British Columbian fjords
The large perviate pogonophore Polybrachla canadensjs previously known from deep water off the west coast of British Columbia (B… 
1975
1975
New Pogonophora from Indonesia
A small collection of Pogonophora made by the research vessel Te Vega in 1963 was deposited in the Ausltralian Museum (AM) by Dr… 
1970
1970
Studies on Pogonophora. 4. Fine structure of the cuticle and epidermis.
1969
1969
Studies on Pogonophora: III. Uptake of Nutrients
1. The oxygen consumption of S. ekmani at 5° C is 0.06 µl./mg./hr. 2. Phenylalanine and glycine are concentrated by S. ekmani… 
Review
1963
Review
1963
Pogonophora from British Coastal Waters
A SUB-LITTORAL faunistic survey of the Scottish west coast has recently produced specimens of the genus Siboglinum from 55–62… 
1959
1959
Pogonophora in the Hardangerfjord, Western Norway
UNTIL recently, Pogonophora were known only from the north-western Pacific and from Indonesia. AH species being found in the deep… 
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