The vessel-closing agent, dolastatin-10, was isolated from an Indian Ocean sea hare, Dolabella auricularia, by Dr . George R . Pettit of Arizona State University.
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The shell of the species can grow to ~ 30 mm in height The shell of " Radix auricularia " has a width to length ratio greater than 0.75.
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Among them fall the Bipinnaria and the Brachiolaria of the sea-stars, the Auricularia of the sea-rollers and the Plutei of the sea-hedgehogs, and the sand stars.
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Despite this, " Auricularia auricula-judae " is the currently recognised name for the species by many sources, though " Auricularia auricula " is still occasionally used.
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Despite this, " Auricularia auricula-judae " is the currently recognised name for the species by many sources, though " Auricularia auricula " is still occasionally used.
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A . Entomological authorities differ on the uses of the pincers, technically called cerci, at the bottom of the abdomen of the common European earwig, Forficula auricularia, and related insect species.
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Freshwater shellfishes previously commonly seen in Japan became rare, but they were seen in the Palace, including " Sphaerium japonicum ", a kind Viviparidae and " Radix auricularia ".
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In addition to all of the agricultural problems caused, humans are not very fond of " F . auricularia " because of its foul odor and annoying propensity to aggregate together in or near human dwellings.
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It doesn't seem to be " Forficula auricularia ", and the next most common species around here is " Euborellia annulipes ", but the pictures I find of those aren't a good match.
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The first pest to attack the tree early in the year when other food is scarce is the earwig ( " Forficula auricularia " ) which feeds on blossoms and young leaves at night, preventing fruiting and weakening newly planted trees.
