Gribbles

Limnoriidae White 1850

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Limnoria lignorum (Rathke). 1921. Limnoria lignorum; Marine borers.
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Limnoria lignorum (Rathke). Fig.s1-4. Young stages.; Fig.6, 7 and 9. Females with eggs
Limnoria lignorum, the gribble. 1903. Limnoria.
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Limnoria lignorum, the gribble.
Gribble, Limnoria lignorum, White. 1884. Limnoria lignorum.
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Gribble, Limnoria lignorum, White.
Creosoted pile cut off too close above the water. Limnoria attacking top of pile and the corbel. High water point is indicated by the barnacle line. 1921. Piling (Civil engineering); Weathering.
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Creosoted pile cut off too close above the water. Limnoria attacking top of pile and the corbel. High water point is indicated by the barnacle line.
Creosoted pile attached by Limnoria where pile was dapped for attaching ribbing. 1922. Piling (Civil engineering); Weathering.
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Creosoted pile attached by Limnoria where pile was dapped for attaching ribbing.