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An unidentified pseudoscorpion species of the family Atemnidae. (Photo copyright © Gonzalo Giribet)
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from article Pseudoscorpionida
Synsphyronus apimelus, a pseudoscorpion belonging to the family Garypidae. (Photo copyright © Gonzalo Giribet)
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from article Pseudoscorpionida
Pseudoscorpion morphology. (a) Adult, in two views. (b) Chelicera of a male pseudoscorpion. (Illustration based on an original by H. S. Pratt)
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from article Orthida
Orthida: (a) dorsal, (b) ventral, (c) posterior, and (d) anterior views of Platystrophia, Ordovician; (e) diversity history of orthid families. (a–d after R. C. Moore, C. G. Lalicker, and A. G. Fischer, Invertebrate Fossils, McGraw-Hill, New York,…
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from article Eumalacostraca
Phylogeny of the Eumalacostraca. (a) Based on the caridoid facies concept (after F. Schram, ed., Crustacean Phylogeny, Crustacean Issues, A. A. Balkema NE, vol. 1, 1983). (b) Based on general morphological characters (after F. R. Schram, Crustacea,…
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Grevy's zebra (Equus grevyi), Samburu National Reserve, Kenya. (Photo courtesy of Gerald and Buff Corsi; copyright © California Academy of Sciences)
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from article Bioeroding sponges
Growth forms of bioeroding sponges. (a) Alpha form. Fistules of Aka mucosa (Phloeodictyidae) breaking through the surface of a live coral. (b) Alpha form. Cliona celata papillae (Clionaidae). Sievelike inhalant papillae, four open exhalant papillae…
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Sponge bioerosion. (a) Cross section through a colony of Cliona celata in coral. Gray areas are bioerosion chambers filled with sponge tissue and pin-shaped skeletal elements. The latter are arranged in pallisade in the two papillae that break…
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from article Coati
South American or ring-tailed coati (Nasua nasua). (Photo copyright © Lisa Kostich)
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from article Raphidioptera
A female snakefly (Raphidiidae: Turcoraphidia amara) showing the raised elongate neck and head and the long ovipositor. (Photo courtesy of P. Sehnal)
