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Spilosoma phasma nucleopolyhedrovirus

Known as: Alphaea phasma nucleopolyhedrovirus 
National Institutes of Health

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2015
2015
Amphipod community associated with invertebrate hosts in a Mediterranean marine cave
The present study explored the amphipod communities associated with the dominant host invertebrates inhabiting a marine cave of… 
2014
2014
ϕ{symbol}α'σμα Phasma: Phasma
2013
2013
Comparison of epifaunal assemblages between Cymodocea nodosa and Caulerpa prolifera meadows in Gran Canaria (eastern Atlantic)
Epifaunal invertebrates are sensitive to changes in the identity of the dominant host plant, so assessing differences in the… 
2013
2013
Spatio-temporal distribution of the Caprellidae ( Crustacea : Amphipoda ) associated with the invasive seaweed Asparagopsis armata Harvey in the Southern Iberian Peninsula Distribución espacio…
The caprellid fauna associated to Asparagopsis armata was studied in a spatiotemporal scale at the Southern coast of the Iberian… 
2012
2012
Pražská operní slavnost Phasma Dionysiacum /1617/ jako dokladbariér mezi českou společností a habsburskou mocenskougarniturou v předvečer třicetileté války
Přispěvek demonstruje problemy ve vztazich mezi vladnouci Habsburskou garniturou a ceskou spolecnosti v obdobi před Bilou Horou… 
2009
2009
Los crustáceos caprélidos: pequeños desconocidos del Parque Natural del Estrecho
Caprellids are small marine crustaceans world-wide distributed in all latitudes and depths. In spite of being very important as… 
1999
1999
Alphaea habibiei n. sp., espèce confondue (Lepidoptera Arctiidae)
1996
1996
Phasma Dionysiacum musicae
1969
1969
Mimicry between Pseudoprotella phasma Mont. (amphipod) and Dictyota linearis (Ag.) Grev. (brown alga) in the Bay of Naples
1940
1940
On the Biology of the Caprellidae. Growth and moulting of Pseudoprotella phasma Montagu
The process of moulting in Pseudoprotella phasma is described. Sixteen instars have been found with a discontinuity in growth at… 
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