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Coenosarc definition, the tubular tissue connecting the polyps of a hydroid colony . See more.

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REGENERATION OF COENOSARC FRAGMENTS REMOVED: REGENERATION OF COENOSARC. FRAGMENTS REMOVED FROM THE STEM OF. TUBULARIA CROCEA.; biostor.org

Cellular differentiation and morphogenesis in Cordylophora: www.springerlink.com

A rare hydroid, Clathrozoellla drygalskii (Vanhiiffen, 1910) in the: tubules. each composed of a peridermal cover of a strand of coenosarc. The genus and the hydranths are connected by strands of coenosarc.; www.icm.csic.es

REVISION OF STYLACTIS AND ITS ALLIED GENERA, WITH: www.biology.duke.edu

On the Structure of Hydractinia echinata.: crust below the coenosarc, which, according to him, consists skeleton developing in the substance of the common coenosarc.; jcs.biologists.org

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coenosarc - definition of coenosarc by the Free Online Dictionary: (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Zoology) a system of protoplasmic branches connecting the polyps of colonial organisms such as corals.; www.thefreedictionary.com

coenosarc - Definition of coenosarc at YourDictionary.com: coenosarc. listen. noun.; www.yourdictionary.com

coenosarc – Dictionary definition of coenosarc | Encyclopedia.com: Definition of coenosarc – Our online dictionary has coenosarc information from A Dictionary of Zoology dictionary. Encyclopedia.; www.encyclopedia.com

Coenosarc | Define Coenosarc at Dictionary.com: Coenosarc definition, the tubular tissue connecting the polyps of a hydroid colony . See more.; dictionary.reference.com

Coenosarc and Coenosteum : Coral Hub – Resources & Training for: The coenosarc is the layer of living tissue overlying the coenosteum.; www.coralhub.info

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