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regeneration in nature « animal regeneration » Jun 11, 2015 ...However, several mollusc species can regenerate a variety of structures such as: foot, tentacles, siphon, shell and mantle, and even the head. ...In summary, in this paper the authors report on the fine description of arm regeneration in two species of cuttlefish at the morphological and behavioural recovery... Regenerationinnature.wordpress.com

11 best Phylum Mollusca images on Pinterest | Snails, Sea shells ... » Explore Emilee Stevens's board "Phylum Mollusca" on Pinterest. | See more ideas about Snails, Sea shells and Anatomy. Pinterest.co.uk

crochet | The Shell and Mantle » May 1, 2011 ...OK, so this trip to DC. It was like mollusk overload! Not really, I can't overload on mollusks. The two big things on my DC itinerary were the zoo and the Natural History Museum. The forecast called for rain on Saturday and sun on Sunday, so that made that decision pretty easy. The main goal at the Natural... Shellandmantle.wordpress.com

Phylum Mollusca |authorSTREAM » Nov 9, 2010 ...22 Pearl formation Developing pearl Epithelium Shell Irritant lodged between shell and mantle Layers of nacre secreted around foreign material ...and a ring of tentacles. 4. Part of the foot forms, a funnel-shaped siphon. 5. Locomotion is by expelling water in jet through siphon (Jet propulsion). Cuttlefish... Authorstream.com

Snails & Slugs | The fascinating world of gastropods » Dec 1, 2010 ......old whorls progressively changed, appearing thinner and more fragile just before chipping off. The impression I was given was that the snail was actually reabsorbing calcium from the old whorls (despite the extra calcium supplies available in the tank in the form of cuttlefish bones) before ridding of them. Snailsandslugs.wordpress.com

nudibranchs | The Shell and Mantle » Jul 15, 2011 ...Posts about nudibranchs written by rhymeswithmaria. Shellandmantle.wordpress.com

Arm regeneration in cuttlefish « regeneration in nature » Feb 26, 2015 ...However, several mollusc species can regenerate a variety of structures such as: foot, tentacles, siphon, shell and mantle, and even the head. Cephalopod molluscs are well known for their capacity to regenerate their arms. However, very little quantitative data is available about this process and even less... Regenerationinnature.wordpress.com

Keeping snails as pets: how to set up a simple terrarium | Snails ... » Oct 4, 2010 ...What to feed to your snail depends on the species but most snails found in gardens will happily feed on vegetables and fruit (no citrus, though!). Also, leave a piece of cuttlefish bone in the terrarium (they are commonly in commerce as calcium supplies for birds): your snail will appreciate it! Advertisements... Snailsandslugs.wordpress.com

cuttlefish | The Shell and Mantle » Jun 2, 2011 ...I keep comparing NMNH to AMNH, because I just can't help it. I'm at AMNH probably about once a month, so I just know it well. Their fossils of vertebrate origins, dinosaurs, marine reptiles, extinct mammals, and animal relatives are truly amazing. I bet they also have a dandy invertebrate fossil collection, but... Shellandmantle.wordpress.com

Uncategorized | The Shell and Mantle » Nov 21, 2011 ...Archive for the 'Uncategorized' Category ....Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka were 19th century glass artists who made exquisite models of marine invertebrates for educational institutions, back before well-preserved specimens were available. Seriously, just check out this dissected cuttlefish. It's made of... Shellandmantle.wordpress.com