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• The sexes are separate in " Asterias forbesi ".
• It is a natural predator of the starfish " Asterias amurensis ".
• ;Mr Asterias : An ichthyologist, Mr Asterias is an amateur gentleman scientist.
• ;Mr Asterias : An ichthyologist, Mr Asterias is an amateur gentleman scientist.
• The guests discuss Mr Asterias's theory on the existence of mermaids and tritons.
• The main predator is the juvenile common starfish ( " Asterias rubens " ).
• An example is the Northern Pacific seastar ( " Asterias amurensis " ) in Alaska and Canada.
• A new visitor arrives at the Abbey, Mr Asterias the ichthyologist, who is accompanied by his son Aquarius.
• In some species, including the common starfish " Asterias ", the bipinnaria develops directly into an adult.
• In a trial, sixty " Asterias forbesi " that had not been fed for a week were used.
• The night on which Mr Asterias spots his mermaid, Scythrop returns to his tower only to find a mysterious young woman there.
• The foundation is called Asterias in Greek, and aims to help not only refugees, but also locals coping with the crisis.
• "A . asterias " is small, round, spineless and squat, reaching a height of and a diameter of.
• It transpires that a report of a mermaid on the sea-coast of Lincolnshire is the immediate reason for Mr Asterias's visit.
• Plants inhabiting similar environments develop the same adaptations ( e . g . " Euphorbia obesa " and " Astrophytum asterias " ).
• Asterias recently presented the results from phase 1 clinical trial testing of a low dose of AST-OPC1 in patients with neurologically-complete thoracic spinal cord injury.
• The star cactus, also known as the sand dollar cactus, scientific name Astrophytum asterias, is distinguishable by tufts that sprout from the center and create eight triangular sections.
• Despite its small size, in comparison to other predatory crabs, " L . emarginata " feeds on large starfish such as " Asterias forbesi ".
• Later, Linnaeus described it as " Asterias planci ", based on an illustration by Plancus and Gualtieri ( 1743 ), when he introduced his system of binomial nomenclature.
• Living in similar conditions on two different continents, " Euphorbia obesa " presents a form of convergence with " Astrophytum asterias " which is a cactus from Mexico.