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Lined Chiton, Tonicella lineata, in a tide pool at Point of Arches, Olympic National Park, Washington State, USA Stock Photo
RM2RJYY0P–Lined Chiton, Tonicella lineata, in a tide pool at Point of Arches, Olympic National Park, Washington State, USA
Blue lined chiton (Tonicella undocaerulea) on pink calcarious algae. Browning Pass, Port Hardy, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. North East Pacific Ocean. Stock Photo
RMW7REBA–Blue lined chiton (Tonicella undocaerulea) on pink calcarious algae. Browning Pass, Port Hardy, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. North East Pacific Ocean.
Lined Chiton, Tonicella lineata, at Point of Arches in Olympic National Park, Washington State, USA Stock Photo
RM2NHF358–Lined Chiton, Tonicella lineata, at Point of Arches in Olympic National Park, Washington State, USA
Lined chitons, Tonicella lineata, are found in the intertidal zone of the Bartlett River, Glacier Bay National Park, Southeast Alaska, USA. Stock Photo
RF2BRCWKM–Lined chitons, Tonicella lineata, are found in the intertidal zone of the Bartlett River, Glacier Bay National Park, Southeast Alaska, USA.
USA, Alaska. A lined chiton on a rock at the beach at low tide. Stock Photo
RFR3W7CX–USA, Alaska. A lined chiton on a rock at the beach at low tide.
Pink lined chiton, Tonicella, lokii, Point Lobos State Natural Reserve, California, USA Stock Photo
RM2GY29X6–Pink lined chiton, Tonicella, lokii, Point Lobos State Natural Reserve, California, USA
USA, Alaska. A lined chiton, Tonicella lineata, exposed on a rock at low tide near Auke Bay. Stock Photo
RMR3W7BH–USA, Alaska. A lined chiton, Tonicella lineata, exposed on a rock at low tide near Auke Bay.
Lined Chiton (Tonicella lineata) under water, Northern Pacific Stock Photo
RMATWFRR–Lined Chiton (Tonicella lineata) under water, Northern Pacific
Lined Chiton marine ocean sealife hand. Stock Photo
RMM8HDW7–Lined Chiton marine ocean sealife hand.
A Chiton, Acanthopleura spinosa, clinging to a rock at low tide. Stock Photo
RFHMYY8M–A Chiton, Acanthopleura spinosa, clinging to a rock at low tide.
Orange-lined Triggerfish, Balistapus undulatus, eating Chiton, Chitonidae Family, Wreck Dropoff Dive Site, Tulamben, Karangasem Regency, Bali, Indone Stock Photo
RM2RRTB98–Orange-lined Triggerfish, Balistapus undulatus, eating Chiton, Chitonidae Family, Wreck Dropoff Dive Site, Tulamben, Karangasem Regency, Bali, Indone
olympicnps 17320603442 Lined Chiton marine ocean sealife hand NPS Photo Stock Photo
RMHA19XD–olympicnps 17320603442 Lined Chiton marine ocean sealife hand NPS Photo
calcareous tubeworms, Serpula columbiana, chitons, Tonicella species, encrusting coralline algae, Sechelt Inlet, Egmont, British Columbia, Canada, Pac Stock Photo
RM2A9J9DP–calcareous tubeworms, Serpula columbiana, chitons, Tonicella species, encrusting coralline algae, Sechelt Inlet, Egmont, British Columbia, Canada, Pac
The blue line chiton, Tonicella undocaerulea, is found on the West Coast from California to Alaska, British Columbia, Canada. Stock Photo
RM2G517KW–The blue line chiton, Tonicella undocaerulea, is found on the West Coast from California to Alaska, British Columbia, Canada.
Crawfish Claws Lined Up On White Background Cooked Stock Photo
RFDYY9KM–Crawfish Claws Lined Up On White Background Cooked
Lined chiton (Tonicella lineata), a type of armored mollusc, Sitka area, Inside Passage, southeastern Alaska. Stock Photo
RMD0M5JD–Lined chiton (Tonicella lineata), a type of armored mollusc, Sitka area, Inside Passage, southeastern Alaska.
. Shells and sea-life. ody of some dead Chiton. Theylook somewhat like a pair of wings, andthe large white ones, like Figure 57, areoften called Butterfly-shells. The Red-lined Chiton (Figure 58) isa small creature with very beautifulshells, while the Gray Chiton (FigureFigure63. gg^^ ^|^-^,j^ -^ j^^^^.j^ larger, has little beauty, being of a dull, ashy color. It often lives under stones. Figure 60 shows the Mossy Chiton, which is so named from the great number of stiff hairs on the border of its mantle; while Figure 61 shows a large species with very regular shells. Besides the Chitons, you w Stock Photo
RM2AFRRET–. Shells and sea-life. ody of some dead Chiton. Theylook somewhat like a pair of wings, andthe large white ones, like Figure 57, areoften called Butterfly-shells. The Red-lined Chiton (Figure 58) isa small creature with very beautifulshells, while the Gray Chiton (FigureFigure63. gg^^ ^|^-^,j^ -^ j^^^^.j^ larger, has little beauty, being of a dull, ashy color. It often lives under stones. Figure 60 shows the Mossy Chiton, which is so named from the great number of stiff hairs on the border of its mantle; while Figure 61 shows a large species with very regular shells. Besides the Chitons, you w
Lined Chiton marine ocean sealife hand . Photos taken during coastal survey research. Stock Photo
RMM6YA01–Lined Chiton marine ocean sealife hand . Photos taken during coastal survey research.
Elements of zoölogy a Elements of zoölogy : a textbook elementsofzolo00tenn Year: c1875 a er/uestris, L. Philippines. FIG. 592. Patella tcsturlinalis, Miiller. New England. Fissurella Lisleri. West Indies. FIG. 593. Crepidula fornicata, Say. New Englaud. Chiton ruber, L. New England. FIG. 594. Dentalium dentalis, L. Atlantic. 2. The PULMONIFERA, as already indicated, on page 406, are the Land-Snails and other gasteropocls which are pro- vided with a lung-like organ, formed for breathing air. This organ is a cavity or chamber lined with a net-work of respiratory vessels. The orifice leadin Stock Photo
RMRWTH36–Elements of zoölogy a Elements of zoölogy : a textbook elementsofzolo00tenn Year: c1875 a er/uestris, L. Philippines. FIG. 592. Patella tcsturlinalis, Miiller. New England. Fissurella Lisleri. West Indies. FIG. 593. Crepidula fornicata, Say. New Englaud. Chiton ruber, L. New England. FIG. 594. Dentalium dentalis, L. Atlantic. 2. The PULMONIFERA, as already indicated, on page 406, are the Land-Snails and other gasteropocls which are pro- vided with a lung-like organ, formed for breathing air. This organ is a cavity or chamber lined with a net-work of respiratory vessels. The orifice leadin
olympicnps 23074513756 Lined Chiton marine ocean sealife hand NPS Photo Stock Photo
RMHA19XT–olympicnps 23074513756 Lined Chiton marine ocean sealife hand NPS Photo
A nudibranch (Coryphella rufibranchialis) lined chiton (Tonicella lineata) Inside Passage Sitka area southeastern Alaska. Stock Photo
RMD0M5J7–A nudibranch (Coryphella rufibranchialis) lined chiton (Tonicella lineata) Inside Passage Sitka area southeastern Alaska.
. Shells and sea-life. Figure 62.. 106 WESTERN SERIES OF READERS. the body of some dead Chiton. Theylook somewhat like a pair of wings, andthe large white ones, like Figure 57, areoften called Butterfly-shells. The Red-lined Chiton (Figure 58) isa small creature with very beautifulshells, while the Gray Chiton (FigureFigure63. gg^^ ^|^-^,j^ -^ j^^^^.j^ larger, has little beauty, being of a dull, ashy color. It often lives under stones. Figure 60 shows the Mossy Chiton, which is so named from the great number of stiff hairs on the border of its mantle; while Figure 61 shows a large species with Stock Photo
RM2AFRRR5–. Shells and sea-life. Figure 62.. 106 WESTERN SERIES OF READERS. the body of some dead Chiton. Theylook somewhat like a pair of wings, andthe large white ones, like Figure 57, areoften called Butterfly-shells. The Red-lined Chiton (Figure 58) isa small creature with very beautifulshells, while the Gray Chiton (FigureFigure63. gg^^ ^|^-^,j^ -^ j^^^^.j^ larger, has little beauty, being of a dull, ashy color. It often lives under stones. Figure 60 shows the Mossy Chiton, which is so named from the great number of stiff hairs on the border of its mantle; while Figure 61 shows a large species with
. Elements of zoölogy : a textbook. Zoology. a er/uestris, L. Philippines. FIG. 592. Patella tcsturlinalis, Miiller. New England. Fissurella Lisleri. West Indies. FIG. 593.. Crepidula fornicata, Say. New Englaud. Chiton ruber, L. New England. FIG. 594. Dentalium dentalis, L. Atlantic. 2. The PULMONIFERA, as already indicated, on page 406, are the Land-Snails and other gasteropocls which are pro- vided with a lung-like organ, formed for breathing air. This organ is a cavity or chamber lined with a net-work of respiratory vessels. The orifice leading to this lung- like organ is small and valve-l Stock Photo
RMRCEBRF–. Elements of zoölogy : a textbook. Zoology. a er/uestris, L. Philippines. FIG. 592. Patella tcsturlinalis, Miiller. New England. Fissurella Lisleri. West Indies. FIG. 593.. Crepidula fornicata, Say. New Englaud. Chiton ruber, L. New England. FIG. 594. Dentalium dentalis, L. Atlantic. 2. The PULMONIFERA, as already indicated, on page 406, are the Land-Snails and other gasteropocls which are pro- vided with a lung-like organ, formed for breathing air. This organ is a cavity or chamber lined with a net-work of respiratory vessels. The orifice leading to this lung- like organ is small and valve-l
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