Sentence examples for body chambers from inspiring English sources

In the Late Triassic evolved bizarre heteromorphs with loosely coiled body chambers, such as Choristoceras, or with helically coiled whorls, such as Cochloceras.

"After considering a variety of alternatives, the scientists decided that the fossil organisms most closely resembled sponges simple filter-feeding animals that extract food from water as it flows through specialized body chambers".

The coiled shells are mostly nearly complete, but often the body chambers are broken ventrally and adoral parts are missing.

Manoeuvrability is best with roughly horizontal apertures at relatively short body chambers and more or less high whorl expansion rates [ 58, 60, 62, 63, 147].

Brenner (1976), and more recently Wani (2006), claimed that the body chambers of empty ammonoid shells can be used as current indicators, orientated with their aperture downstream.

Inactive oceanic squids, such as some cranchiids, concentrate ions lighter than seawater in the body chamber, while others, such as Bathyteuthis, concentrate buoyant oil in the chambers associated with the digestive gland.

This culture model is designed to spatially mimic the unique anatomical and cellular interactions of this circuit in compartmented microfluidic devices, such that the glial cells are located with motor neuron cell bodies in the cell body chamber and motor neuron axons extend to a distal chamber containing skeletal muscle cells whilst simultaneously allowing targeted intervention.

Approximately half of the orthoconic shells in the Utica Shale have the body chamber preserved.

No epibionts are known from within the body chamber in conchs of the Fjäcka and Utica Shales.

The lack of epibionts in the body chamber and the apparent lack of post mortem overgrowth in the Fjäcka and Utica shales is a strong argument against long drifting periods and of immediate sinking of the shells after death.

Pressure in the body chamber was recorded.