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- Trab abstract "A trab is structural element within a sponge formed by the fusion of dendroclones. In the Anthaspidellidae, when spicules (usually dendroclones) connect at their tips to form a ladder-like structure, trabs may be formed. Oxeas are sometimes employed in the central rod. Trabs have a feather-like structure, or may form rods.Trabs are usually regularly spaced, usually at sub-millimetric intervals. Further dendroclones may interconnect adjacent trabs, forming ladder-like structures.The presence and alignment of trabs is often related to the internal structure of canals within sponges.".
- Trab wikiPageID "27140177".
- Trab wikiPageLength "2116".
- Trab wikiPageOutDegree "6".
- Trab wikiPageRevisionID "679308468".
- Trab wikiPageWikiLink Anthaspidellidae.
- Trab wikiPageWikiLink Category:Sponge_anatomy.
- Trab wikiPageWikiLink Pinnation.
- Trab wikiPageWikiLink Sponge.
- Trab wikiPageWikiLink Sponge_spicule.
- Trab wikiPageWikiLinkText "Trab ".
- Trab wikiPageWikiLinkText "trab".
- Trab wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Refimprove.
- Trab wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Trab wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Sponge-stub.
- Trab wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Verify_source.
- Trab subject Category:Sponge_anatomy.
- Trab hypernym Element.
- Trab type MilitaryUnit.
- Trab comment "A trab is structural element within a sponge formed by the fusion of dendroclones. In the Anthaspidellidae, when spicules (usually dendroclones) connect at their tips to form a ladder-like structure, trabs may be formed. Oxeas are sometimes employed in the central rod. Trabs have a feather-like structure, or may form rods.Trabs are usually regularly spaced, usually at sub-millimetric intervals.".
- Trab label "Trab".
- Trab sameAs Q7831049.
- Trab sameAs m.0bwh8y_.
- Trab sameAs Q7831049.
- Trab wasDerivedFrom Trab?oldid=679308468.
- Trab isPrimaryTopicOf Trab.