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Tritonia - Scholarpedia
Tritonia diomedea (Bergh, 1894)[1] is a nudibranch mollusc that has served as a model system for understanding the neural basis of behavior, cellular properties of neurons, and neuromodulation. ... Of the several "Tritonia" species most of the neurobiological research has been done on Tritonia diomedea. This animal lives...
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Pacific Bulb Society | Tritonia
Tritonia is a cormous genus in the Iridaceae family from southern Africa. Most of them are in the winter rainfall regions or areas with some rain year round, but there are summer rainfall species too.
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Tritonia (gastropod) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Tritonia is a genus of nudibranchs, marine opisthobranch gastropod molluscs in the family Tritoniidae. Species within the genus Tritonia include: • The type species is Tritonia hombergi (Cuvi...
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Tritonia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Tritonia may refer to • Tritonia (plant), a genus of plants of the Iridaceae family • Tritonia (mollusc), a genus of nudibranch mollusc in the family Tritoniidae
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Tritonia (plant) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Tritonia (Flame Freesia) is a genus of flowering plants in the iris family with around 28 species. They are wildly distributed mainly in South Africa and are close related to the genus Ixia. Small ...
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Bulbs - Tritonia
Freshly harvested, healthy Tritonia bulbs for water wise gardens. Also, detailed planting information. ... Tritonia (Blazing Star) ... Potted tritonia is an excellent choice for porches, patios, along pool edges or on a series of steps. Choose one color for all the pots or mix them up. Tritonia is also indispensable for...
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The Sea Slug Forum - Tritonia nilsodhneri
Tritonia nilsodhneri; Marcus, 1983 ... Individuals of Tritonia nilsodhneri match the colour of their food. See messages below for reports of other gorgonian prey inn other parts of its range. ... Re: Food and colour in Tritonia nilsodhneri; From: Ricardo Roberto Fernández, October 6, 2009...
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The Sea Slug Forum - Tritonia bollandi
Previously known on the Forum as Tritoniid species 8 this species has just been described from Okinawa as Tritonia bollandi in honor of its collector, ...
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Evidence that the Central Pattern Generator for Swimming in Tritonia
In the nudibranch, Tritonia diomedea, three of the neurons (the dorsal swim interneurons, DSIs) have been shown to be members of the central pattern generator (CPG) underlying dorsal/ventral swimming. The DSIs act as intrinsic neuromodulators, altering cellular and synaptic properties within the swim CPG circuit.
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Orientation and navigation relative to water flow, prey,
Progress in understanding sensory and locomotory systems in Tritonia diomedea has created the potential for the neuroethological study of animal navigation in this species. ... Tritonia Sea Slug [physiology]
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