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Erythrina vespertilio subsp. vespertilio Anthers Uniform, Dorsifixed & Versatile Shoal Bay
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Erythrina vespertilio subsp. vespertilio Developing Flower Bud Perianth With Distinct Gamosepalous Calyx Split Down One Side & Spathelike With Folded Corolla Shoal Bay
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Erythrina vespertilio subsp. vespertilio Drying Unpollinated Flower With One Staminal Filament Separate From The Fused Nine Diadelphous Staminal Filaments That Surround The Pistil Shoal Bay
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Erythrina vespertilio subsp. vespertilio Fertile Exserted Diplostemonous Stamens Wih Glabrous Red Filaments & Dorsifixed, Versatile Anthers Dehiscing Via Longitudinal Introrse Slits Shoal Bay
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Erythrina vespertilio subsp. vespertilio Fertile Exserted Diplostemonous Stamens Wih Glabrous Red Filaments & Dorsifixed, Versatile Anthers Shoal Bay
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Erythrina vespertilio subsp. vespertilio Fertile Flowers Hermaphrodite Inflorescences Compound In Pseudoracemes Shoal Bay
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Erythrina vespertilio subsp. vespertilio Fertile Flowers Hermaphrodite Inflorescences Compound In Pseudoracemes With 1–3 Flowers Per Bract Shoal Bay
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Erythrina vespertilio subsp. vespertilio Gamosepalous Calyx Present & Unilaterally Split Down One Side, Whorled, Markedly Shorter Than The Tube & Open In Bud Exceeded By The Corolla Shoal Bay
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Erythrina vespertilio subsp. vespertilio One Staminal Filament Is Separate From The Fused Nine Diadelphous Staminal Filaments That Surround The Pistil Shoal Bay
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Erythrina vespertilio subsp. vespertilio Perianth With Distinct Calyx And Corolla Shoal Bay
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Erythrina vespertilio subsp. vespertilio Persistent Monomerous Gynoecium Densely Stellate-Hairy With Stipitate Ovary & Long Style Incurved With A Capitate Stigma Shoal Bay
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Erythrina vespertilio subsp. vespertilio Red Staminal Filaments Alternately Long & Short Anthers Dorsifixed & Versatile & A Long Incurved Red Style With A Capitate Stigma Shoal Bay
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Erythrina vespertilio subsp. vespertilio Red Staminal Filaments Alternately Long & Short With Upper & Lower Stamens Fused, Anthers Uniform, Dorsifixed & Versatile Shoal Bay
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Erythrina vespertilio subsp. vespertilio Two Greatly Reduced Wing Petals Occur At The Base Of The Keel With Nectar Secreted At The Base Of The Petals Inside The Calyx Shoal Bay
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Erythrina vespertilio subsp. vespertilio With A Long Incurved Style With A Capitate Stigma Shoal Bay 01
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Erythrina vespertilio subsp. vespertilio With A Long Incurved Style With A Capitate Stigma Shoal Bay 02
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Erythrina vespertilio subsp. vespertilio With A Long Incurved Style With A Capitate Stigma Shoal Bay
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Erythrina vespertilio subsp. vespertilio With Five Petals Fused Together Enclosing The Stamens, And Two Reduced Wings Shoal Bay
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Erythrina vespertilio subsp. vespertilio With Five Petals Fused Together Enclosing The United Stamen Filaments Forming A Sheath That Surrounds The Pistil & Two Reduced Wings Shoal Bay
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Fiddler Crab Tubuca elegans Ecosystem Engineer Changing The Biogeochemical Characteristics Of The Sediment Increasing Availability Of Resources For Other Tidal Flats Shoal Bay
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Fiddler Crab Tubuca elegans Main Activities Include Foraging, Burrow Making, Mating, And Agonistic Meetings On The Tidal Flats Shoal Bay
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Fiddler Crab Tubuca elegans Main Activities Usually Involves Agonistic Meetings On The Tidal Flats Shoal Bay
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Fiddler Crab Tubuca elegans Male In His Flooded Burrow Entrance Exchanging Oxygen While A Male Tubuca hirsutimanus Foraging Nearby Shoal Bay
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Fiddler Crab Tubuca elegans Obtaining Entrapped Detritus From Scooped Mud Must Be Filtered Out Using Specialized Brush-Like Mouthparts & Water Tidal Flats Shoal Bay
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Fiddler Crab Tubuca elegans Ocypodidae His Activity Rhythm Is Modulated By An Internal Biological Clock In Phase With Tidal Cycles Tidal Flats Shoal Bay
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Fiddler Crab Tubuca elegans Possibly Has A Branchiostegal Lung More Tailored To Aerial Breathing Than Aquatic So Is Highly Adapted To Terrestrial Life Tidal Flats Shoal Bay
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Fiddler Crab Tubuca hirsutimanus As The Female approaches The Male At His Burrow Entrance He Does Not Wave His Oversized Cheliped Indicating It Is not The Breeding Season On The Tidal Flats Shoal Bay
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Fiddler Crab Tubuca hirsutimanus Female With Both Chelipeds Sifting The Substrate For Detritus Tidal Flats Shoal Bay
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Fiddler Crab Tubuca hirsutimanus Is Active On The Sediment Surface At Both High And Low Tide Tidal Flats Shoal Bay
