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Phylum Apicomplexa

Phylum Apicomplexa. Characteristics of Apicomplexa. Shape of cell maintained by pellicle. Characteristics of Apicomplexa. Shape of cell maintained by pellicle. Locomotion characterized as gliding. Cilia absent, but some species produce flagellated or ameboid gamest.

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Freshwater Animals

Freshwater Animals. Note Ctenophores and Echinodermata are marine phyla; all other phyla have representatives in freshwater. Phylum Porifera: The sponges. Sponges are mainly marine but there are ~25 freshwater species described.

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AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS LANDSCAPE ECOLOGY RESTORATION ECOLOGY ECOSYSTEM MANAGEMENT

AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS LANDSCAPE ECOLOGY RESTORATION ECOLOGY ECOSYSTEM MANAGEMENT. What are the basic needs of aquatic biota?. CO 2 O 2 Sunlight Nutrients- food & minerals. What factors influence the availability of those basic needs?.

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BIOCONTROL OF MEDICALLY IMPORTANT INSECT PESTS

BIOCONTROL OF MEDICALLY IMPORTANT INSECT PESTS. DR.P.K. SUMODAN LECTURER IN ZOOLOGY GOVT. COLLEGE, MADAPPALLY. MEDICALLY IMPORTANT INSECT PESTS. 1. DISEASE TRANSMITTERS- VECTORS Mosquitoes, sand flies, fleas, tsetse flies, black flies, head lice, reduviid bugs etc. 2. DIRECTLY HARMFUL

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World Biomes

World Biomes. Tundra. Climate.

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PASTURE MANAGEMENT vs . ECTOPARASITES

PASTURE MANAGEMENT vs . ECTOPARASITES. Mites (????) Sacroptes sp. Psoroptes sp. Chorioptic sp. Biting flies (??????? ???????) Haematobia spp. (horn flies, buffalo flies) Glossina spp. (tsetse flies) Similium spp. (black flies) Tabanidae (march flies). Ticks (????)

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An Adventure to Labrador (Part Deux)

An Adventure to Labrador (Part Deux). Time to unpack and gas up the wing tanks (40 gals total). We carried two 5 gal gas cans in each float. 8 gallons will get us over to Lab City (40 minutes away) to fuel up and get more groceries. From the sky, I thought a lot of the ground was grey rock.

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Black Flies

Black Flies. By: Shawnee Mason. What are black flies?. They are a member of the family Simuliidae of the Culicomprpha, Chironomidae, and Thaumaleidae. There are over 1,800 known species They gain nourishment by feeding on the blood of other animals.

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