@article {139,
	title = {Species pool and dynamics of marine paleocommunities},
	journal = {Science},
	volume = {264},
	year = {1994},
	note = {ABST; FORAMS COMMUN. IN CENOZOIC SHELF OF N.A. ATL. COASTAL PLANE SHOW LITTLE UNITY DURING ALMOST 55 MILL YRS OF SUCCESSIVE TRANSGRESSIONS \& REGRESSIONS. TR. COMM. COMPOSED OF DYNAMIC MIX OF IMMIGR. \& NEWLY EVOLVED SPP. DURING REGR. SPP W{\textquoteright}IN COMM. EITHER BECAME EXTINCT OR EMMIGR. SOME EMMIG. RETURNED DURING SUBSEQ. TRANSGR. BUT MANY DID NOT. THE NERITIC SPP OF ATL. \& GULF CONT. MARG. CONSTITURE A SPP POOL. IMM \& EMIG. TRANSFEREED INTO \& OUT OF THIS SPP. POOL WHILE EXTINCT. \& ORIGIN. REPEATEDLY ALTERED ITS SP. COMPOSITION. WHILE RESULTS INDICATE A LACK OF LOCAL COMM. UNITY AT THE SAME TIME THEY DEMONST. THE NECESS. OF SPP. POOL TO SUSTAIN SPP. DIVERSITY.},
	pages = {1439-1441},
	keywords = {forams, paleao ocean.},
	author = {Buzas, M. A. and Culver, S. J.}
}
@article {473,
	title = {Lectin-induced mucus release in the urn cell complex of the marine invertebrate Sipunculus nudus (Linnaeus)},
	journal = {Science},
	volume = {206},
	year = {1979},
	note = {@ THE MUCOCILIARY URN CELL COMPLEX OF S. NUDUS SECRETES MUCUS 4-5 MINUTES AFTER BEING EXPOSED TO LOTUS TETRAGONOLOBUS AND RICINUS COMMUNIS AGGLUTININS. SURFACE BINDING OF BOTH LECTINS IS CONFINED TO THE SECRETORY AREA OF THE URN CELL COMPLEX AND, LIKE THE RELEASE OF MUCUS, IS INHIBITED BY THE SPECIFIC SACCHARIDES L-FUCOSE AND D-GALACTOSE OR BY INCUBATION IN L-FUCOSIDASE \& D-GALACTOSIDASE. MUCUS SECRETION MAY THEREFORE BY INITIATED BY THE INTERACTION OF MUCUS-RELEASING STIMULI WITH FUCOSYL OR GALACTOSYL RESIDUES OF SPECIFIC MAMBRANE RECEPTORS. *FROM TEXT* URN CELL COMPLEX CONSIST OF ANTERIOR VESICLE CELL AND POSTERIOR BASAL CELL. MUCUS SECRETED FROM BASAL CELL IN RESPONSE TO A VARIETY OF STIMULI, E.G. FOREIGH CELLS, EPITHELIAL SECRETIONS, AND HEATED AUTOLOGOUS AND HETEROLOGOUS SERUMS. IMPORTANT ROLE IN IMMUNE RESPONSE.. TRAP THEN PHAGOCYT, LYSED BY OTHER COEL CELLS.},
	pages = {698-700},
	keywords = {mucus, s. nudus, urn cells},
	author = {Nicosia, S. V.}
}
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	title = {Asexual reproduction in a sipunculan worm},
	journal = {Science},
	volume = {167},
	year = {1970},
	note = {@ HAVE THIS HERE IF NEED MORE DETAIL ON PROCESS A.B. REPRO ASEX{\textquoteright}LY BY TRANSVERSE VISSION INTO TWO UNEQUAL PARTS, THE SMALLER PART COMPRISING THE POSTERIOR FIFTH OF THE ANIMAL. PRIOR TO FISSION EACH PART REGENERATES THE STRUCTURES ESSENTIAL TO THE GENERATION OF A NEW INDIV. THE SMALLER POSTERIOR (DAUGHTER) PART REGENERATES AN ANTERIOR BODY, INCLUDING INTROVERT, ANTERIOR GUT, RETRACTOR MUSCLES, AND NEPHRIDIA, WHEREAS THE LARGER ANTERIOR PART (PARENT) REGENERATES ONLY THE POSTERIOR BODY WALL.},
	pages = {1618-1620},
	keywords = {asexual, reproduction},
	author = {Rice, M. E.}
}
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	title = {Genetic Control of Hemerythrin Specificity in a Marine Worm},
	journal = {Science},
	volume = {139},
	year = {1963},
	pages = {755},
	author = {Manwell, C.}
}
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	title = {A comparison of the cephalic organs of certain Sipunculids},
	journal = {Science},
	volume = {27},
	year = {1908},
	pages = {488-489},
	author = {Gerould, J. H.}
}
