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International Journal of Invertebrate Reproduction and Development 12: 103-110.
Carin Bondar: No Eggs? No Problem! Carin Bondar 2012
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At the National Museum of Natural History, molluscs (and corals, annelids, etc.) belong to the Invertebrate Zoology Dept., while Vertebrate Zoology seems to be larger than IZ but represents far fewer species.
Where are all the malacologists? AYDIN 2009
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International Journal of Invertebrate Reproduction and Development 12: 103-110.
Carin Bondar: No Eggs? No Problem! Carin Bondar 2012
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Alas, we live in the time of Invertebrate Diaper Loads.
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Alas, we live in the time of Invertebrate Diaper Loads. lawl.
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(Soundbite of children chattering) INSKEEP: You can find them at the Invertebrate House of the National Zoo in Washington, D.C. Mr. MICHAEL MILLER (Zookeeper, National Zoo, D.C.): Up there, in the upper right corner, we have what are called the purple sea stars, which is kind of odd because they're not actually purple.
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(Soundbite of children chattering) INSKEEP: You can find them at the Invertebrate House of the National Zoo in Washington, D.C. Mr. MICHAEL MILLER (Zookeeper, National Zoo, D.C.): Up there, in the upper right corner, we have what are called the purple sea stars, which is kind of odd because they're not actually purple.
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Yeah ha ha … Nemertea I dissected one of these in my Invertebrate Zoology classes.
EXTRALIFE – By Scott Johnson - What the crap is this thing? 2008
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(Soundbite of children chattering) INSKEEP: You can find them at the Invertebrate House of the National Zoo in Washington, D.C. Mr. MICHAEL MILLER (Zookeeper, National Zoo, D.C.): Up there, in the upper right corner, we have what are called the purple sea stars, which is kind of odd because they're not actually purple.
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(Soundbite of children chattering) INSKEEP: You can find them at the Invertebrate House of the National Zoo in Washington, D.C. Mr. MICHAEL MILLER (Zookeeper, National Zoo, D.C.): Up there, in the upper right corner, we have what are called the purple sea stars, which is kind of odd because they're not actually purple.
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