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tracheae
insects
insect
kept
from
collapsing
trachea
colloquially
called
windpipe
tube
that
connects
pharynx
larynx
lungs
allowing
passage
present
breathing
animals
with
only
lungfish
where
lung
connected
absent
tracheae
anatomy
thin
walled
cartilaginous
descending
bronchi
carrying
define
humans
other
vertebrates
extending
serving
principal
tracheal
system
open
door
site
have
tubes
instead
these
penetrate
right
through
body
enters
pores
memidex
definitions
membranous
rings
conveys
inhaled
tubules
outside
small
holes
spiracles
grasshopper
first
third
segments
thorax
spiracle
each
side
defined
yourdictionary
noun
tracheas
respiratory
tract
most
land
collins
always
example
sentences
including
many
cuticle
connecting
atmosphere
mccahill
bimodal
jumping
spiders
morphometric
partitioning
consists
four
thick
primary
branch
into
secondary
some
them
ending
opisthosoma
others
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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «TRACHEAE» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
tracheae in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
tracheae im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
1
The Basal Connections of the
Tracheae of the Wings of Insects
This is an EXACT reproduction of a book published before 1923. This IS NOT an OCR'd book with strange characters, introduced typographical errors, and jumbled words.
Royal Norton Chapman, 2010
2
Transactions of the Linnean Society
Tracheae of ilium of Tenthredo, x 125. Fig. 18. Tracheae of Malpighian vessel of
Tipula, x 125. Fig. 19. Tracheae of Malpighian vessel of Libellula, x30. Plate III.
Fig. 1 . Tracheae from ovary of Aphrophora, x 30. Fig. 2. Tracheae from ovary of ...
Linnean Society of London, 1862
3
Arthropod Relationships
23.7.4 TRACHEAE The assembly of myriapods and insects is often called
Tracheata. This name suggests homology of tracheae in the different groups and
thus a single origin in a common ancestor. Some recent authors maintain this
view ...
Richard A. Fortey, Richard H. Thomas, 1998
4
The Insects: Structure and Function
(b) Diagrammatic cross-section of the abdomen of an orthopteran showing the
principal tracheae and tracheal trunks. [c] Tracheal lung in the posterior larval
abdomen of the skipper Calpodes. The tracheae of the eighth segment finely
branch ...
R. F. Chapman, Stephen J. Simpson, Angela E. Douglas, 2013
5
Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand
with the first abdominal ganglion. The connectives between the meta- and
mesothoracic ganglion are supplied with tracheoles sent forwards from the
laterally invading tracheae. Main supply routes to the abdominal ganglia There
are seven ...
6
Encyclopedia of Entomology
This scanning electron micrograph shows the branching of two smaller tracheae
and the taenidial windings that strengthen all tracheae and keep them from
collapsing. Tracheal System and Respiratory Gas Exchange, Figure 89 A
scanning ...
These two trunks of pulmonary tracheae communicate with each other by means
of the lateral branches, which are six in number on each side ; but besides these
lateral branches, there exists one at the base of the body, which unites the two ...
8
The Annals of Philosophy
These two trunks of pulmonary tracheae communicate with each other by means
of the lateral branches, which are six in number on each side ; but besides these
lateral branches, there exists one at the base of the body, which unites the two ...
Thomas Thomson, Richard Phillips, Edward William Brayley, 1815
9
Insect Ecology: An Ecosystem Approach
More primitive spiders have two pairs of book lungs, others have one pair and
may also have a set of tubular tracheae. Within spiders, there has been a
sequence of replacement of book lungs by tracheae, apparently in response to
problems ...
Timothy D. Schowalter, 2006
10
Animal Physiology: From Genes to Organisms
The other method— Hemolymph which may also use air sacs— uses rhythmic
muscle contractions of the abdomen and movements of the head and prothorax
to force air through the tracheae. The action of the flight muscles to compress the
...
Lauralee Sherwood, Hillar Klandorf, Paul Yancey, 2012
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «TRACHEAE» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
tracheae im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Montana second-largest honey producer in nation
The cause of the mystery ailment was not identified until 1921, when a tiny parasitic mite living in the tracheae of infected bees was discovered. More recently a ... «Great Falls Tribune, Jul 15»
New York Preparedness Teams Planning for Arrival of Avian Flu
... off an approximately six-mile radius and go door-to-door looking for chickens, which would be swab-tested with genetic samples taken from their tracheae. «Emergency Management, Jul 15»
Artificial trachea researcher responds to misconduct report
Over the past decade, Macchiarini has transplanted tissue-engineered tracheae into more than a dozen people whose own windpipes were damaged by ... «Science Now, Jun 15»
Parts Department: The You that Survives into the Next Century May …
Twice since 2012, doctors at the University of Michigan have printed custom splints to surround the airways of infants with weakened tracheae and bronchi. «CALIFORNIA, Jun 15»
Report finds misconduct by surgeon
An independent investigation has concluded that surgeon Paolo Macchiarini, famous for transplanting tissue-engineered tracheae into more than a dozen ... «Science /AAAS, Mai 15»
Karolinska releases English translation of misconduct report on …
Macchiarini and his colleagues attracted widespread attention by developing a technique intended to help patients whose tracheae were badly damaged by ... «Science /AAAS, Mai 15»
Artificial Trachea Researcher Found Guilty of Misconduct
... inorganic scaffold with stem cellsUCLSurgeon Paolo Macchiarini, who transplanted artificial tracheae into several patients, has been found guilty of research ... «The Scientist, Mai 15»
Organ Engineer Cleared of Some Misconduct Charges
An investigation has found the thoracic surgeon who transplanted artificial tracheae into patients not guilty of overhyping his research. By Bob Grant | April 16, ... «The Scientist, Apr 15»
Artificial trachea pioneer cleared in first of two misconduct cases
A thoracic surgeon who attracted widespread attention for transplanting artificial tracheae into patients—and then faced scientific misconduct charges—has ... «Science Now, Apr 15»
Philippines Researchers Sign Agreement to 3D Print Wind Pipes For …
Currently the teams hopes to have the 3D printed tracheae ready for use within patients in about 3-4 years, perhaps saving lives and dramatically reducing the ... «3DPrint.com, Feb 15»
