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期刊名:Biological bulletin

缩写:BIOL BULL-US

ISSN:0006-3185

e-ISSN:1939-8697

IF/分区:1.9/Q2

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Karina Brocco French,Michelle J Herrera,Donovan P German Karina Brocco French
AbstractMany organisms may rely on microbes that seed the host body and are typically maintained as a consortial symbiosis. Marine invertebrates have highly diverse microbiomes and offer many different life history traits across which to ex...
Matthew Clements,Paulina Selvakumaraswamy,Ronan Hill et al. Matthew Clements et al.
AbstractMetamorphosis appears to be a particularly sensitive stage in marine invertebrate development, with potential carryover effects of larval experience on the postlarval stage. We investigated the impact of salinity exposure history (2...
Rebha Raviraj,Sarah Corman Crosby,Marisa Fajardo et al. Rebha Raviraj et al.
AbstractHorseshoe crabs (Carcinoscorpius rotundicauda, Limulus polyphemus, Tachypleus gigas, and Tachypleus tridentatus) are experiencing population decline. A systematic review of 326 papers was conducted to assess the state of conservatio...
Caio Santos Nogueira,Rafael Carvalho Santos,Milena Silva Jaconis et al. Caio Santos Nogueira et al.
AbstractThe setae on the antennae of caridean shrimps perform chemoreceptive functions, including the identification of potential mating partners. Variation in the number of setae on the antennal flagellum has been reported as a sexually di...
Kharis Schrage,Kirstin S Meyer-Kaiser Kharis Schrage
AbstractIn the high Arctic polar night, the sun remains below the horizon for a period ranging from several weeks to 6 months, providing insufficient solar radiation for photosynthesis to support the marine ecosystem. Despite this, recent s...
Asami Kajimoto,Ryuzo Yanagimachi,Tohru Takahashi et al. Asami Kajimoto et al.
AbstractKentrogonid rhizocephalans show remarkable sexual dimorphism, with large females and much smaller (=dwarf) males as adults, although males are larger than females from the eggs to the larval stages. The kentrogonid Peltogasterella g...
Weam S El Rahmany,Anthony J Fanizza,Victor Ryzhov et al. Weam S El Rahmany et al.
AbstractThe Warburg effect-aerobic glycolysis, diminished oxygen uptake, and lactate secretion-has been characterized in proliferative mammalian cells and in some cancers. Lactate formation remains puzzling, variously attributed to reoxidiz...
Jackson Deneka,Madeleine Rumingan,Patrick Rodriguez et al. Jackson Deneka et al.
AbstractThe many different muscles of sea urchins are used to control tube foot and spine movement, feeding, excretion, respiration, and gamete release. Unlike in most other animals, the delineation between skeletal and smooth muscles in se...
Nicholas D Holland,Linda Z Holland Nicholas D Holland
AbstractHatschek published the first comprehensive description of amphioxus development in the late nineteenth century. For him, a key event in early embryology was the evagination of the anterior end of the pharynx to form a right divertic...