Übersetzung für 'shell morphology' von Englisch nach Deutsch

shell morphology

Schalenmorphologie {f}zool.

Gehäusemorphologie {f}zool.

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rustic dove shell / dove-shell [Columbella rustica, syn.: C. reticulata]

Schlichte Täubchenschnecke {f} [Meeresschneckenart]zool.T

morphology

Wortbildungs­lehre {f}ling.

Morphemik {f}ling.

Morphematik {f}ling.

Morphologie {f}

Formenlehre {f}

culture morphology

Kulturmorphologie {f}ethn.

pore morphology

Porenmorphologie {f}anat.biol.tech.

functional morphology

Funktionsmorphologie {f}acad.

valley morphology

Talmorphologie {f}geogr.

plant morphology

Pflanzenmorphologie {f}bot.

udder morphology

Eutermorphologie {f}anat.zool.

seafloor morphology

Meeresbodenmorphologie {f}hydro.

insect morphology

Insektenmorphologie {f}entom.

basidial morphology

Basidienmorphologie {f}mycol.

larval morphology

Larvalmorphologie {f}biol.

Larvenmorphologie {f}biol.

vessel morphology

Gefäßmorphologie {f}med.

sperm morphology

Spermienmorphologie {f}med.zool.

cranial morphology

Schädelmorphologie {f}archaeo.biol.

• benthicolus" based on shell morphology.
• The prevailing consensus is these are three distinct genera with "Dorsetensia" and "Witchellia" distinguished by shell morphology and stratigraphic disjunction.
• although there do exist intermediate forms concerning shell morphology.
• The shell morphology is very variable, with some individuals totally lacking spines. For this reason it was formerly thought that many species existed within this genus.
• It can be hard to distinguish between these species even with analysis of anatomical characteristics and shell morphology.

• Furthermore, the shell morphology and alloenzyme data indicated that "Radix peregra" and "Radix ovata" are distinct.
• This family exhibits a great diversity in shell morphology but extremely homogeneous anatomical traits.
• As with other species of ambersnail, it is distinguished by slight differences in shell morphology.
• The environment conditions in which "Difflugia" lives is important to consider as it greatly influences shell morphology of the species.
• The proportional size of the body whorl in gastropod shells differs greatly according to the actual shell morphology.

• Although this indicates that the Pseudorthoceratidae may be in need of revision, it also shows the value of embryonic shell morphology in understanding orthocerid phylogeny.
• Because iron is an important mineral in mineralization, ferritin is employed in the shells of organisms such as molluscs to control the concentration and distribution of iron, thus sculpting shell morphology and colouration.
• "Kobayashiceras gifuense" is assigned to the order Actinocerida on the basis of the apical shell morphology, which it shares with other actinocerids.
• Genera are distinguished on the basis of shell morphology and characteristics of the suture.
• Based on molecular phylogeny (mtDNA) and shell morphology research it was suggested in 2011 by Buckley et al.

• These predominantly riparian viviparids also differ markedly in their shell morphology.
• Adult snails of this genus have an extremely unusual shell morphology, very similar to that found in the genus "Anostoma" Fischer von Waldheim, 1807, of which this genus was previously considered to be merely a subgenus.
• The shell morphology of some stromboideans (e.g. "Lobatus gigas") is not solely determined by the animal's genes; environmental conditions such as location, diet, temperature and depth, and biological interactions such as predation, can greatly affect it.
• The overall shell morphology of "A. gigas" is not solely determined by the animal's genes; environmental conditions such as location, diet, temperature and depth, and biological interactions such as predation, can greatly affect it.
• It was considered a synonym of "Pomacea canaliculata" by Thompson (1997) based on shell morphology, but tentatively retained as a separate species by Cowie & Thiengo, because of its reported production of green eggs.