elements, the eyes of E. superba contain several unusual morphological features. The distal end of the rhabdom is capped by a conical refractive structure (DRE) (figure 2), which is continuous with a refractile axial cha - Thysanoessa - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	elements, the eyes of E. superba contain several unusual morphological features. The distal end of the rhabdom is capped by a conical refractive structure (DRE) (figure 2), which is continuous with a refractile axial cha Add to Reading List Open Document File Size: 2,50 MB Share Result on Facebook City Halifax / New York / / Continent Antarctica / / Country South Georgia / West Germany / United States / / Facility HASCHEMEYER Hunter College The City University of New York New York / Marine Biomedical Research University of North Carolina-Wilmington Wilmington / GEORGE Institute / Palmer Station / Dalhousie University / Kiel University / / NaturalFeature Scotia Sea / Bransfield Strait / Weddell Sea / Elephant Island / Ile SOUTH GEORGIA ISLAND SCOTIA SEA / South Georgia Island / Bransfield Strait-Weddell Sea / / Organization Marine Biological Association of India / University of New York New York / New York / GEORGE Institute / International Congress / National Science Foundation / Kiel University / Dalhousie University / Division of Polar Programs / University of North Carolina / The City University of New York / / Person Margaret Amsler / Ellen Smoller / / Position Fisher / / ProvinceOrState Nova Scotia / North Carolina / New York / / RadioStation Nova / / Region Antarctic / South Georgia / / SocialTag Protostome Antarctic krill Euphausia Thysanoessa raschii Antarctica Crustacean McMurdo Sound Edward Brinton Krill Taxonomy

elements, the eyes of E. superba contain several unusual morphological features. The distal end of the rhabdom is capped by a conical refractive structure (DRE) (figure 2), which is continuous with a refractile axial chaAdd to Reading List