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• Gymnodiniales Traits

  Gymnodinium aureolum

  cingulum type

  • URI: http://eol.org/schema/terms/CingulumType
  • Definition: A morphological configuration of the cingulum
  • Attribution: Created by Anne Thessen

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  descending cingulum

  • URI: http://eol.org/schema/terms/descendingCingulum
  • Definition: A state of the cingulum wherein the end of the cingulum is lower than the beginning. Facing the ventral side of the cell, the cingulum on your right-hand side is higher than the cingulum on your left-hand side.
  • Attribution: Created by Anne Thessen

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• Gymnodiniales Traits

  Gymnodinium viride Penard

  cingulum type

  • URI: http://eol.org/schema/terms/CingulumType
  • Definition: A morphological configuration of the cingulum
  • Attribution: Created by Anne Thessen

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  descending cingulum

  • URI: http://eol.org/schema/terms/descendingCingulum
  • Definition: A state of the cingulum wherein the end of the cingulum is lower than the beginning. Facing the ventral side of the cell, the cingulum on your right-hand side is higher than the cingulum on your left-hand side.
  • Attribution: Created by Anne Thessen

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• Gymnodiniales Traits

  Gymnodinium amphora Kofoid & Swezy 1921

  cingulum type

  • URI: http://eol.org/schema/terms/CingulumType
  • Definition: A morphological configuration of the cingulum
  • Attribution: Created by Anne Thessen

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  descending cingulum

  • URI: http://eol.org/schema/terms/descendingCingulum
  • Definition: A state of the cingulum wherein the end of the cingulum is lower than the beginning. Facing the ventral side of the cell, the cingulum on your right-hand side is higher than the cingulum on your left-hand side.
  • Attribution: Created by Anne Thessen

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• Gymnodiniales Traits

  Gymnodinium allophron J. Larsen 1994

  cingulum type

  • URI: http://eol.org/schema/terms/CingulumType
  • Definition: A morphological configuration of the cingulum
  • Attribution: Created by Anne Thessen

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  descending cingulum

  • URI: http://eol.org/schema/terms/descendingCingulum
  • Definition: A state of the cingulum wherein the end of the cingulum is lower than the beginning. Facing the ventral side of the cell, the cingulum on your right-hand side is higher than the cingulum on your left-hand side.
  • Attribution: Created by Anne Thessen

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• Gymnodiniales Traits

  Gymnodinium attenuatum Kofoid & Swezy 1921

  cingulum type

  • URI: http://eol.org/schema/terms/CingulumType
  • Definition: A morphological configuration of the cingulum
  • Attribution: Created by Anne Thessen

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  descending cingulum

  • URI: http://eol.org/schema/terms/descendingCingulum
  • Definition: A state of the cingulum wherein the end of the cingulum is lower than the beginning. Facing the ventral side of the cell, the cingulum on your right-hand side is higher than the cingulum on your left-hand side.
  • Attribution: Created by Anne Thessen

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• Gymnodiniales Traits

  Gymnodinium antarcticum A. E. Thessen, D. J. Patterson & S. A. Murray 2012

  cingulum type

  • URI: http://eol.org/schema/terms/CingulumType
  • Definition: A morphological configuration of the cingulum
  • Attribution: Created by Anne Thessen

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  descending cingulum

  • URI: http://eol.org/schema/terms/descendingCingulum
  • Definition: A state of the cingulum wherein the end of the cingulum is lower than the beginning. Facing the ventral side of the cell, the cingulum on your right-hand side is higher than the cingulum on your left-hand side.
  • Attribution: Created by Anne Thessen

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• Gymnodiniales Traits

  Gymnodinium amphityphlum J. Larsen 1994

  cingulum type

  • URI: http://eol.org/schema/terms/CingulumType
  • Definition: A morphological configuration of the cingulum
  • Attribution: Created by Anne Thessen

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  descending cingulum

  • URI: http://eol.org/schema/terms/descendingCingulum
  • Definition: A state of the cingulum wherein the end of the cingulum is lower than the beginning. Facing the ventral side of the cell, the cingulum on your right-hand side is higher than the cingulum on your left-hand side.
  • Attribution: Created by Anne Thessen

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• Gymnodiniales Traits

  Gymnodinium aureolum

  cingulum type

  • URI: http://eol.org/schema/terms/CingulumType
  • Definition: A morphological configuration of the cingulum
  • Attribution: Created by Anne Thessen

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  descending cingulum

  • URI: http://eol.org/schema/terms/descendingCingulum
  • Definition: A state of the cingulum wherein the end of the cingulum is lower than the beginning. Facing the ventral side of the cell, the cingulum on your right-hand side is higher than the cingulum on your left-hand side.
  • Attribution: Created by Anne Thessen

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• Gymnodiniales Traits

  Gymnodinium aureum Kofoid & Swezy 1921

  cingulum type

  • URI: http://eol.org/schema/terms/CingulumType
  • Definition: A morphological configuration of the cingulum
  • Attribution: Created by Anne Thessen

  show all records

  descending cingulum

  • URI: http://eol.org/schema/terms/descendingCingulum
  • Definition: A state of the cingulum wherein the end of the cingulum is lower than the beginning. Facing the ventral side of the cell, the cingulum on your right-hand side is higher than the cingulum on your left-hand side.
  • Attribution: Created by Anne Thessen

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• Gymnodiniales Traits

  Gymnodinium aureolum

  cingulum type

  • URI: http://eol.org/schema/terms/CingulumType
  • Definition: A morphological configuration of the cingulum
  • Attribution: Created by Anne Thessen

  show all records

  descending cingulum

  • URI: http://eol.org/schema/terms/descendingCingulum
  • Definition: A state of the cingulum wherein the end of the cingulum is lower than the beginning. Facing the ventral side of the cell, the cingulum on your right-hand side is higher than the cingulum on your left-hand side.
  • Attribution: Created by Anne Thessen

  show all records

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