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Avicularium

Modified, non-feeding zooid

The avicularium (pl. avicularia) in cheilostome bryozoans is a modified, non-feeding zooid. The operculum, which normally closes the orifice when the

Avicularium

Larva

Juvenile form of distinct animals before metamorphosis

paralarva, young cephalopods In Platyhelminthes: hydatid cyst In Bryozoa: avicularium In Acanthocephala: cystacanth In Insecta: Nymphs and naiads, immature

Larva

Cockle (bivalve)

Family of edible marine bivalve molluscs

Austrocardium Freneix & Grant-Mackie, 1978 † Avicardium V. P. Kolesnikov, 1950 † Avicularium Gray, 1853 † Aviculocardium Bagdasarian, 1978 † Bosphoricardium Eberzin

Cockle (bivalve)

Cockle_(bivalve)

Bryozoa

Phylum of colonial aquatic invertebrates called moss animals

through the sediments. Some authorities use the term avicularia (plural of avicularium) to refer to any type of zooid in which the lophophore is replaced by

Bryozoa

Irene McCulloch

American marine biologist of the 20th century

(1999). New species of Thalamoporella (Bryozoa) with acute or subacute avicularium mandibles and review of known species worldwide. Hancock Institute for

Irene McCulloch

Irene_McCulloch

Bugula neritina

Species complex of marine animal

the other species of the genus by not presenting the following zooids: avicularium and spine zooids. The colonies tend to live more than one year, and their

Bugula neritina

Bugula_neritina

Paralicornia obtecta

Species of bryozoa

obtecta is a species of bryozoan, found in Australian waters. It has an avicularium with three protrusions, a feature also found in Paralicornia hamata and

Paralicornia obtecta

Paralicornia_obtecta

Membranipora membranacea

Species of moss animal

movement of the lophophore. This species does not have the ovicells or avicularium seen in most other members of this phylum.[citation needed] Membranipora

Membranipora membranacea

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Calloporidae

Family of bryozoans

a variety of characters including the lack of cryptocysts, different avicularium placement, and ovicell pores missing from body cavities. Monophyly was

Calloporidae