Serotonina, ciclo vitale e anidrobiosi: il caso dei rotiferi bdelloidei

Authors

  • Francesca Leasi

Abstract

I rotiferie bdelloidei comprendono oltre 450 specie di microscopici invertebrati acquatici, che, nella maggior parte, sono capaci di effettuare dormienza a seguito di disidratazione (anidrobiosi).

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2018-07-20

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Vol. 71 (2009): 70° Congresso Nazionale Unione Zoologica Italiana Rapallo (GENOVA) 21-24 settembre 2009

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