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Some details on egg 1e1brànë‘s;
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_g‘symelié monsters, vare produœdfbÿ action îoffîhigh1=+âaliîës,
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of life (f1g29TahleXlV)
,
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_
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°
-
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survival of females, laying Without”
till hatching, outline three tolerance polygonS(g 30Hd
Part,
IV). The greatest thermal tolenance occurs
'
salinities between 36 _ 37 %, »(A1giersérace)Thelelsathl‘es
,
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DF :: iî60€ggS/female/day
Some details on egg 1e1brànë‘s;
…
111:
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Was
rs(;Chap=gz n,? = g »=—4=-“and‘
zXH)—;
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tera-togenetic ' study-'n
ïg'- 6)They sugges—
ted
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_g‘symelié monsters, vare produœdfbÿ action îoffîhigh1=+âaliîës,
_
short COO—ling %“and ïm‘èc‘anîchæ; .«s‘tret'Ch‘bBfore th”eÏï
cOiîälët-e
division of: segmentation.
:
r—eXtei—nal imemb‘ran‘e “is
cfe‘n1enëüÎÏ Which
: avgiven time to* har‘den.
'7 VVh‘en'
egg becOz—eS'mbïe or less
«an—d rigid.
*5)ï'Actioninf-temperature fonï embr‘yonib development.“
*
by MCLABEN’S and
thedata along an
and fitted
(Ilnd. Part, “Chap;.ll‘l, @ 2&_3). It W_a=S foundthatan
ëlliîäticä function fit the data more
Bélehi*adekfs
function;
gave more information on natural conditions
of life (f1g29TahleXlV)
,
Fromlaymgtohatchmg, development comes to its
n136ht8andonly12hsatä4o, which.is. the minimum,
f0rasalm1tyof3ô37%oBeyônd 25°; émbl‘yoge_€5i5
down The curvetemperature
éblfÿonia
an
199 —
differs
Only from the!
an
ecologioal,meaning between thetwo
_
6) lnfluenée of joint sa‘lîm'îty and
°
-
Experimental limits of thermo-haline tole1ance f0r2hrs
survival of females, laying Without”
till hatching, outline three tolerance polygonS(g 30Hd
Part,
IV). The greatest thermal tolenance occurs
'
salinities between 36 _ 37 %, »(A1giersérace)Thelelsathl‘es
