cirripede

Cirripedes long appeared to me to present a case of very great difficulty under this point of view; but I have been enabled, by a fortunate chance, elsewhere to prove that two individuals, though both are self-fertilising hermaphrodites, do sometimes cross.

Deutsch, "Cirripede phylogeny using a novel approach: molecular morphometrics," Molecular Biology and Evolution, vol.

This introduces the question of whether structural diversity of the cypris antennule is correlated with the diversity of habitats and substrata used in settlement by cirripede species.

The stalked barnacle Pollicipes pollicipes (Gmelin, 1789), is a strictly littoral and essentially intertidal pedunculate cirripede that lives by forming dense aggregates or clumps on exposed rocky shores and cliffs associated with a high degree of hydrodynamism (Barnes 1996).

Neustonic niche for cirripede larvae as a possible adaptation to long-range dispersal.

This study used morphometric analyses to compare the structure of the third antennular segment, also called the attachment organ, in cyprid larvae from cirripede species representing a diverse set of taxonomic groups.

It is generally considered that the apparent species richness of the water of the Antarctic can be shown only in some groups, such as amphipods or polychaetes, while in other groups, such as sponges, bryozoans, bivalves, gastropods, and isopods, diversity is lower, and some groups are almost absent, such as decapod and cirripede crustaceans.

Sex and the single cirripede: a phylogenetic perspective.

The biochemical composition of the cement of a pedunculate cirripede. J.

Horizontal and vertical distribution of cirripede cyprid larvae in an upwelling system off the Portuguese coast.

A comparative study of the closure responses of some cirripede species exposed to falling seawater concentrations.

A new cirripede parasite--Rhizolepas annelidicola nov.