sea slug造句
1. A form of colourful sea slug.
2. Interestingly enough, sea slugs are able to eat sea anemones without discharging their nematocysts.
3. Honey-glazed roast ducks hang in doorways beside weird sea slugs and dried fish.
4. The sea slugs therefore use the defence mechanism of another creature for their own defence.
5. The animals include the pink sea fan, lagoon sea slug and silver water beetle.
6. One group took the same path as the sea slugs did in more recent times and lost their shells altogether.
7. But sea slug goes about It'slightly differently.
8. This is a solar-powered sea slug.
9. But the sea slug goes about it slightly differently.
10. Bizarre but true, the sea slug carries out photosynthesis.
11. He shifted his focus to the sea slug Aplysia, a model in which the neural pathway of a simple reflex could be delineated.
12. Once the sea slug has eaten enough algae, and gained enough plastids, it can live off just sunlight for up to nine months.
13. A green sea slug appears to be part animal, part plant. It's the first critter discovered to produce the plant pigment chlorophyll.
14. But one kind of lowly sea slug actually has the solar power abilities of a plant.
15. Much of the current research on biological neural networks involves the study of invertebrate animals, such as sea slugs or starfish.
16. There is good evidence for that as part of a simple learning task in sea slugs.
17. These nematocysts, however, are not really a part of the sea slug.
18. A new species of Nembrotha nudibranch (also known as a sea slug) that was discovered during the California Academy of Sciences' 2011 Philippine Biodiversity Expedition.
19. I ran to my favorite section : the petting section and started petting a sea slug.
20. If you look back in evolution to say, the sea slug Aplysia, you see that the building blocks of this brain have not changed.
21. However, the subject might also be a chimpanzee learning to use symbols to communicate, a white rat navigating a maze, or a sea slug responding to a danger signal.
22. They think that it could be a huge, unknown kind of sea slug.
23. Hence, an isolated piece of tissue removed from an organism—for example, the eye of a sea slug—will maintain its own daily rhythm but will quickly adopt that of the whole organism when restored to it.
24. Cohen also spots some yellow dots, and he says they are "the egg mass of a Japanese sea slug which showed up here a few years ago."
25. A sweet custard seemed to conclude the meal, but it was followed by a salty sea slug topped with green chilies.
26. There are over 3, 000 known species of these colorful sea slug relatives, and new ones are discovered nearly every day.