The hormone responsible for this diabetogenic effect is called crustacean hyperglycemic hormone. |
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Detailed work on a series of isolated crustacean limb muscle preparations showed a consistent pattern of innervation among decapod crustaceans. |
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The contributions to the 1983 symposium highlighted the importance of neuropeptides as crustacean hormones. |
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Previous studies suggest that the site of decapod crustacean vitellogenin synthesis is the ovary, the hepatopancreas or both. |
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In crustacean larval eyes, the receptor array is tightly bunched into a sphere surrounding the geometrical center of the eye. |
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For example, although crustacean compound eye facets are diverse, most are similar to insect ommatidia. |
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This small crustacean is similar to the terrestrial pill bug but is aquatic and is found in only one thermal spring near Socorro, New Mexico. |
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Bowhead whales feed on crustacean zooplankton, primarily large copepods of the genus Calanus and euphausiids. |
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Positive effects of juvenoids on crustacean metamorphosis were also encountered in barnacles early on. |
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These differences in number of segments and function of appendages are used to distinguish between crustacean groups. |
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An additional treatment without crustacean zooplankton was also established. |
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It is likely the tiny crustacean had jumped into hand luggage of an unsuspecting passenger. |
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Hungry when born, sea horses eat crustacean larvae and other small creatures with their tubular mouths. |
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Two intracellular enzymes that may support active ion transport across crustacean gills are carbonic anhydrase and arginine kinase. |
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Don Hoi Lord's namesake crustacean is about four centimetres long and looks like a section of bamboo shoot. |
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They have been shown to influence crustacean larval development, egg maturation and reproductive timing and capacity. |
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If this protein evolved with the faster crustacean rate, the estimated time of divergence is even more recent. |
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A feature of chromatin diminution in the crustacean genus Cyclops is that the somatic and germline chromosome number remains the same. |
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These steroid hormones are produced by the crustacean Y-organs and the insect prothoracic glands. |
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In some crustacean groups appendages have large, flattened exopods, endopods, epipodites, and endites. |
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The artificial fly represents a food item be it insect, crustacean or smaller fish. |
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With a center core, the darker core areas appear like fish egg vitellus and crustacean inner organs. |
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I think that the field of crustacean neuroendocrinology is entering an exciting period that will depend upon a range of old and new experimental techniques. |
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Encystment is an outstanding feature of the complex life cycle of this crustacean adapted to life in marine salterns and inland hypersaline lakes all over the world. |
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It will also serve as a platform for the lobster fishing industry and everyone else interested in this crustacean and its fishery. |
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This can concern fish eggs and larvae and crustacean, in particular tuna eggs, with the risk of incidence on the restocking that year. |
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According to the Biosyntech Web site, chitosan is derived from crustacean shells and has been shown to promote tissue growth and repair. |
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But it was too expensive – even though half the price of a real, hand-made, juicy, sea-fresh, crammed with luscious crustacean, lobster roll. |
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They use these to capture and tear apart their crustacean prey. In this section Many happy returns? |
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But in Maine the crustacean appears on everything from T-shirts to key-rings. |
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She explained that she recently discovered that SLICE prevents certain crustacean species from developing properly. |
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The crustacean hepatopancreas expresses a variety of transporters, but little attention has been paid to their possible involvement in osmoregulation by euryhaline species. |
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Vinaròs has always made a great effort to promote this undoubtedly high-quality crustacean. |
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Tryptophan catabolites are involved in crustacean molt regulation. |
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Allergies to fish, crustacean and shellfish proteins cause an allergic person's immune system to react abnormally. |
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It feeds on copepods, an abundantly-available planktonic crustacean that is rich in lipids and easy to catch when the sea is cold. |
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Biologists have discovered the vernal pool fairy shrimp, a small freshwater crustacean already listed as threatened, in some of the vernal pools that are home to the plants. |
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Of the genes cited as similar in insect wings and crustacean epipods, only the expression of nub is restricted to the future wing region of the wing disc. |
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All squids are highly predatory, they are big feeders on crustacean, fish. |
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Research is ongoing but the crustacean catches may yet yield specimens of species previously unknown to science. |
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Scientific experts in the field of crustacean stock assessment from within and outside DFO were also invited. |
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World of Warcraft players will be joined by Deathy, a murloc companion decked out as Deathwing and doing his best to strike fear into the hearts of Azeroth's crustacean population. |
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Other Patagonian freshwater fauna include the highly unusual aeglid crustacean. |
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A narrow but productive continental shelf contains several demersal fish and crustacean species. |
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The diversity of this assemblage is similar to that of modern crustacean faunas. |
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The crustacean body is protected by the hard exoskeleton, which must be moulted for the animal to grow. |
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In some cases, the zoea stage is followed by the mysis stage, and in others, by the megalopa stage, depending on the crustacean group involved. |
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Here are four secrets to bring your crustacean habit to a new level. |
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Overfishing cod removed a significant predatory pressure on other Atlantic fish and crustacean species. |
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However, it is unlikely that mole shrimp or any other decapod crustacean made these deep burrows in the Ordovician because these arthropods have a well-documented fossil record that does not extend below the Jurassic. |
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The cephalothorax of the crustacean was then separated from the remainder of the body, exposing the internal parts. |
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Therefore, it is proposed to allow the use of a mixture of sorbates and benzoates in all cooked crustacean and molluscs, not only in cooked shrimps. |
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The designation 'lipid extract from the crustacean Antarctic Krill Euphausia superba' shall be displayed on the labelling of the product as such or in the list of ingredients of foodstuffs containing it. |
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Research scientists studied Daphnia, a crustacean that lab studies have shown is strongly dependent on sufficient calcium concentrations in lakes to demonstrate the effects of this problem. |
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A total of 10 helminth and crustacean parasites have been reported and there is a potential gross underestimation of parasite abundance and diversity. |
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The parasite called Lernaeocera branchialis, a tiny copepod crustacean like this one, lived on the haddock's gills where it sustained itself by tapping into the haddock's bloodstream. |
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The risk of adverse health effects from certain hazards might be increased under certain circumstances in products from aquaculture when compared with fish and crustacean from the marine environment. |
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The phytoplankton is the primary producer in the marine ecosystem and provides the source of food for krill and zooplankton such as small shrimp, which in turn become food for small fish, crustacean and shellfish. |
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The rule is a general observation of crustacean growth but is not in every case applicable to all ostracod ontogenies. |
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Carbon and nitrogen content of fresh and preserved Nematocelis difficilis, a euphausiid crustacean. |
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Increased abundance and depth distribution of pelagic crustacean zooplankton during hypolimnetic oxygenation in a deep, eutrophic Alberta lake. |
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As reviewed by Williams, homarid and spiny lobsters prefer a natural diet to pellet crustacean feeds. |
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Although crustacean parts are common in king crab stomachs, evidence of cannibalism is scarce in studies of wild feeding. |
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The spiny water flea, a predatory, invasive crustacean less than a half-inch long, thrives in deep, cold and clean water. |
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The Socorro sowbug, an aquatic crustacean that has lost its natural habitat, survives in an abandoned bathhouse in New Mexico. |
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The peripheral and central antennular pathway of the Caribbean stomatopod crustacean Neogonodactylus oerstedii. |
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Isopods are a type of crustacean that includes pill bugs, little grey bugs found in many gardens. |
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Oxygen delivery does not limit thermal tolerance in a tropical eurythermal crustacean. |
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Alternately, the variation in motor neuron number may be trivial and have little functional impact, because crustacean muscles generally have sparse polyneuronal innervation. |
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A rock shrimp fishery off Florida found the devices did not exclude 166 species of fish, 37 crustacean species, and 29 species of other invertebrates. |
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The dominant calanoid copepod, Arctodiaptomus spinosus, is a typical crustacean of sodium lakes and a eurythermic species reproducing at a wide range of temperatures. |
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The vents on Mount Dent also thronged with the new shrimp, along with a snake-like fish, an unknown species of snail and a flea-like crustacean called an amphipod. |
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Internal parasites include the crustacean Reighardia sternae, and tapeworms such as Ligula intestinalis and members of the genera Diphyllobothrium and Schistocephalus. |
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The unusual Aegla crustacean are locally common in the Iguazu River Basin. |
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The bacterium that causes cholera, Vibrio cholerae, has a known association with the crustacean copepod which lives on zooplankton, a type of plankton. |
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Effects of crustacean parasitic castrators on growth of crustacean hosts. |
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