The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volumes 1-10Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1974 - Reference [1] Propaedia: outline of knowledge and guide to the Britannica.--[2]-[11] Micropaedia: ready reference and index.--[12]-[30] Macropaedia: knowledge in depth. |
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Page 65
... arthropod - like tardi- grades , pentastomids , and onychophores ; they are de- scribed fully in the article ONCOPOD . Arthropods are common on land and in marine waters and fresh waters . In the sea , minute crustaceans are a ma- jor ...
... arthropod - like tardi- grades , pentastomids , and onychophores ; they are de- scribed fully in the article ONCOPOD . Arthropods are common on land and in marine waters and fresh waters . In the sea , minute crustaceans are a ma- jor ...
Page 68
... arthropods derives regions and from the presence of an exoskeleton and division of the appendages adult body into regions that may , or may not , be marked Exoskel- eton off sharply . The specialized body regions of arthropods are ...
... arthropods derives regions and from the presence of an exoskeleton and division of the appendages adult body into regions that may , or may not , be marked Exoskel- eton off sharply . The specialized body regions of arthropods are ...
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... Arthropod hormones control colour change , retinal pig- ment migration , growth , molting , changes in body form ( metamorphosis ) , and sexual development . Arthropods may dewelop poison glands that are associ- ated with a variety of ...
... Arthropod hormones control colour change , retinal pig- ment migration , growth , molting , changes in body form ( metamorphosis ) , and sexual development . Arthropods may dewelop poison glands that are associ- ated with a variety of ...
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