The disease can be associated with dermatofibrosis and
lenticularis disseminata.
Sometimes, it is associated with superficial skin lesions, which are connective tissue nevi (dermatofibrosis
lenticularis disseminata) and the condition is known as Buschke-Ollendorff syndrome.
Finally, the total prevalence of trematode larvae in the gonad of Megapitaria squalida from Santa Rosalia was very high (23.5%) when compared with those reported for other venerid clams in moderately contaminated or uncontaminated sites: 1.82% in Eurhomalea
lenticularis (Valderrama et al.
The effect of elevated temperature on the toxicity of the laboratory cultured dinoflagellate Ostreopsis
lenticularis (Dinophyceae).
In truth it was indeed a lens cloud, formally called altocumulus standing
lenticularis, which form when stable, moist air travels over a mountain range and creates waves.
Eurhomalea
lenticularis (Broderip & Sowerby I, 1835) Ica, Peru a Golfo Corcovado, Chile.
decipiens associated with Palorbitolina
lenticularis in sediments from northern Spain, which were attributed to the lower Aptian (Bedulian).
To date, the growth of five species of temperate articulated brachiopods has been quantified: Terehratalia transversa (Thayer, 1977) and Terebratulina retusa (Curry, 1982; Collins, 1991) from the Northern Hemisphere; Cal-loria (Terebratella) inconspicua (Doherty, 1979), Neothyris
lenticularis (Aldridge, 1999), and Terebratella san guinea (Ostrow, 2004) from New Zealand; and three species from Antarctic waters--Magellania fragilis (Brey et al., 1995), Liothyrella uva (Peck et al., 1997), and Neorhynchia strebli (Barnes and Peck, 1997).
Chlamydomonas reticula Phacotus
lenticularis (Ehr.) Stein Bacillariophyceae (Diatoms) Thalassiosira sp.
With appearing Iraqia simplex, Orbitolina
lenticularis, Orbitolina discoidea (foraminifers) and Hensonella dinarica (Algae) the biozone ends.