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homogenous for each colour variety within a population while, as expected, it shows inter-population variations for the same variety. This suggests that polychromatism and bioluminescence might be good indicators of variability of genotypes only at an intra-population level. KEY WORDS: Echinodermata
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A LIGHT AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPICAL STUDY OF THE PYLORIC CAECA OF ASTERIAS R UBENS (ECHINODERMATA: ASTEROIDEA) by A. J. VAN DER PLAS1, M. JANGOUX2 and P. A. VOOGT1 (1 Laboratory of Chemical Animal Physiology, State University of Utrecht, Padualaan 8, 3508 TB Utrecht, The Netherlands) (2
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