How To Use Sea squirt In A Sentence
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We chordates are deuterostomes, as are echinoderms, some marine worms called hemichordates, and the urochordates, or sea squirts.
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We saw several fist-sized sea squirts which were bright pink in colour, and only when studying the photographs afterwards noticed that each was attended by a number of well-camouflaged commensal prawns, also pink.
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Other more sophisticated jelly creatures include some mollusks and snails, and tunicates - sea squirts, salps and larvaceans.
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All Australians take it for granted, so even though 85 percent of us cling like cunjevoi sea squirt to its seaboard, the sea itself is, substantially, unchartered territory.
Surviving Australia
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Lightbulb sea squirts, common brittlestars, featherstars of various colours, and northern prawns survey diving passers-by from their rock crevices and ledges.
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Sea squirts are tunicates, a type of sea life with a primitive spinal cord and a firm, flexible outer covering called a ‘tunic,’ from which the name derives.
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Sea squirts spend most of their lives attached to underwater rocks, sifting tiny particles of food from the water around them.
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The sea squirt larva is not the only filter-feeder with such a significant rod in its back.
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Biologists could examine the many living animals (such as lancelets and sea squirts) that represented stages in the transition from the invertebrates to the earliest jawless fishes.
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The cunjevoi is a sea squirt that is commonly found along the low tide mark on rocky shores.
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It was covered with concretion — a mixture of shells, sand and other debris attracted by the leaching wrought iron — and a few sea squirts.
Blackbeard's anchor recovered off N.C. coast
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Fouling organisms such as algae, mussels, sea squirts, and barnacles have historically been a problem and continue to cost the boating industry tens of millions of dollars each year.
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The bottom consists of ridges of rocks -- a "blistery" bottom (abundance of "sea pears", "sea squirts", and other marine growths of a similar nature).
Fishing Grounds of the Gulf of Maine