Urochordata Chordata Animalia Flora and Fauna

South African organization conducting research on the ascidians or tunicates, commonly known as sea squirts, mostly for the Coral Reef Research Foundation. Website contains many photographs of tunicates.

• Salp - Photograph and article from Wikipedia on this barrel-shaped tunicate, including urochordata its distribution, nervous systems, relationships and classification.
• Styela plicata: Pleated Tunicate - Photographs and information on this species, including its animalia taxonomy, description, urochordata habitat, distribution, life history, population biology, animalia physical tolerances, community ecology urochordata and invasion information.
• Invertebrate Anatomy OnLine: Doliolum - Illustrated exercise from an on-line zoology course, with chordata information on urochordata the systematics of this Urochordate, its chordata life cycle and its urochordata anatomy.
• Just Blue - South African organization conducting research on the ascidians or tunicates, urochordata commonly known as sea squirts, mostly for the Coral urochordata Reef Research Foundation. Website contains many photographs of tunicates.
• Tunicates Extraordinaire - Interesting personal account by Jean-Marie Cavanihac of her animalia observations on urochordata the eggs and larval stages of animalia the Ascidians and Botryllus, urochordata accompanied by excellent photographs. animalia Further accounts of Salps, Doliolids and urochordata Larvaceans with animalia more photographs and vide
• Nonindigenous Aquatic Species: Tunicates - Species list from the USGS on the nonindigenous animalia tunicates found urochordata in US waters, with factsheets and animalia collection details for each.
• Tunicates of the West Coast of North America - Many photographs of ascidians including both native and introduced species.
• Oikopleura's Fishing House - Article with photographs by Wim van Egmond on chordata this Larvacean and its delicate “house”.
• Larvaceans - Photographic study by Jean-Marie Cavanihac of these marine organisms.
• Tunicate Larvae - Photomicrograph of two tadpole-like larvae developing inside eggs.
• Tunicate Eggs - Photomicrograph of three developing eggs.
• Archives of Tunicata E-mail List - Subscription information and archives.
• Dutch Ascidian Website - Hundreds of images of ascidian species photographed all over the chordata world, and a few photographs of salps (Thaliacea).
• Tunicates with Salad on the Side - Essay by Richard Howey on the tunicates and their biology animalia with a look at other organisms that also foul the animalia hulls of ships.
• Botryllus schlosseri: Star Tunicate - Photographs and information on this species, including its chordata taxonomy, description, habitat, distribution, life history, population biology, chordata physical tolerances, community ecology and information on its chordata invasivness.
• Sea Squirts: our Distant Cousins - Article by Wim van Egmond on the life chordata cycle and urochordata development of these Ascidians with several chordata photographs.
• The Salps (Class Thaliacea) - Information from the Earthlife Web on the colony-forming animalia Pyrosomida and animalia the non-colonial Salpida and Doliolida, including animalia their description and their animalia complex life cycle.
• Urochordata - Introduction to the Urochordata, with photos.
• Ascidian Home Page for the United States - Home page for Ascidian News, a twice yearly animalia newsletter published by Charles and Gretchen Lambert, with animalia recent worldwide publication citations, meetings abstracts and work animalia in progress. The Ascidiaceae are a family in animalia the Phylum Urochordata and are commonly
• Ascidiacea - Photograph and article from Wikipedia on the tunicates, urochordata including their urochordata life history, fertilisation and ecology.
• The Tunicate, Styela: A Community Housing Project - Article by Richard Howey about tunicates, and the chordata many organisms that made their home on the chordata outer surface of the specimen he was examining.

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