"Dragon Boogers" go by the name of a lot. For one "cucumber animal," and "bryozoans," for another they are also known as "ekotrophata", "outside the anus outside". If you are not familiar with phosphorous in the ovary, then it may seem unnecessary to separate external differences from the outside of the anesthesia. And yet, it is necessary - which is the beauty of water-loving blobs.
See, water evolution can do amazing things. Where we can dry down the Londonbirds, water animals are free to spread their waste (and sperm and eggs) wherever they please. Up, down-keep? Whatever it's all floating around everywhere. This means that, sometimes evolution creates an animal which has a large open, face-facing face- and a hammer. This is either entoprocta, or anus-located inside.
But we're not talking about them here. We are here to talk about our glorious ectoprocta, those who prefer to cross brown firms (literally, indeed, scientific term) beside them tentacles containing their bits of bits. Should be like civilized animals
Volunteers have recently found the collection of ornaments and ornaments of these cucumbers in the Lost Logon, which is a completely real (though Man-Man) lake in Vancouver Stanley Park. They have been described as having "three-day-old Jello-a bit firm but gelatinous" texture. Yum!
These animals actually combine most of the organisms that live together, such as a veterinarian community, which is more scientifically known as a zoo. Together they can wiggle around using tiny tentacle-s arms called cilia, which they use to help conduct food bits in their mouths. You can see the park's ecology reach out to society, this adorably pull one out of the perfect water into the scores
The perfect that the heap is not found can be detected in the perfect year under the lot of the lab. Their beautiful brown-green shades mean these animals mix in the lake, and their vaguely lumpy texture makes them look like like a duplex tip. More often, they go in disguise. In fact, the scientist initially believed that the Briszians did not live on the west of Mississippi, but in recent years they showed more bodies. It is possible that global warming is helping them, because they can not survive a lot more cold fluid than 60 degrees Fahrenheit. But it is also possible that they have not completely disappeared for years in the pond (although not distributing the sword).
That biology will generally be observed with how vexing vezing broozoans. They seem to reject classification. In Philadelphia, you can usually classify a biology by the development of its anatomy or its embryo. Most animals form their gastrointestinal tract from endoderm which is the inner layer of the embryo. But adult ectoprocts form their courage and all other internal organs from epidermis and mesoderm. And that they go through a larval stage only after that they destroy their internal tissues and create new organs. Most early embryos make a hole in the cell of the cell that can be anus or a mouth, and accordingly it is called detotrostomes or protostomes. Human, incidentally, Duetorostomes, which means that we all start out as bootholes. Meat animals also develop a hole, but it disappears, and they become separate.
Even organic chemistry and genetics make it absolutely clear that how bioozoine is related to everything. They think they are close to Mollusz and Danilide, although they see more like coral or coolpowder.
And so the dragon boogers continued mystery. Where do they come from, evolutionist? Where will they pop up next? The only way to find out is to get out of the lainons.
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Vancouver is my hometown. Been to Lost Lagoon at the entrance to Stanley Park many times. I piece of trivia .... Cheech and Chong met each other for the first time in Stanley Park low those many years ago :)