Biology of the Integument Invertebrates
The integument plays an important role in the survival of meta zoans by separating and protecting them from a hostile environ ment. Its function ranges from protection against injury and in fection; partlcipation in the regulation of body temperature and water balance, to respiratory activity, mo...
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Berlin, Heidelberg
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
1984, 1984
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| Edition: | 1st ed. 1984 |
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Table of Contents:
- Cell Types
- 6 Cnidaria: Cnidae
- 7 Cnidaria: Secreted Surface
- 8 Cnidaria: Permeability, Epidermal Transport and Related Phenomena
- 9 Ctenophora
- III Acoelomata
- 10 Turbellarian Platyhelminths
- 11 Parasitic Platyhelminths
- 12 Platyhelminth Host-Parasite Interface
- 13 Nemertea
- IV Pseudocoelomata
- 14 Nematoda
- 15 Acanthocephala
- 16 Minor Pseudocoelomates
- V Annelida
- 17 Epidermal Cells
- 18 Chaetae
- 19 Cuticle
- 20 Permeability and Epidermal Transport
- VI Annelid-Related Phyla and Cuticle Evolution
- 21 Echiura and Sipuncula
- 22 Pogonophora
- 23 Evolution of the Cuticle in the Lower Eumetazoa
- VII Mollusca
- 24 Epidermal Cells
- 25 Shell
- 26 Permeability and Epidermal Transport
- VIII Arthropoda
- 27 Epidermal Cells
- 28 Chemo-, Hygro-, and The