10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AMPULLACEAL»
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1
Studies from the Morphological Laboratory in the University ...
They are much more elastic, however, than the radial lines, and can therefore
hardly proceed from the Ampullaceal orifices. The only other paired orifices on
the intermediate spinnerets are those of the Tubuliform glands. Now, an
important ...
University of Cambridge. Morphological Laboratory, 1890
2
Quarterly Journal of Microscopical Science
They are much more elastic, however, than the radial lines, and can therefore
hardly proceed from the Ampullaceal orifices. The only other paired orifices on
the intermediate spinnerets are those of the Tubuliform glands. Now, an
important ...
3
Journal of the Royal Microscopical Society
The framework and the radii of circular snares are supplied by the ampullaceal
glands. The acinate and pyriform glands are those which are mainly employed in
binding up captured prey. The " trailing line " consists mainly of ampullaceal ...
Royal Microscopical Society, London, 1890
4
Quarterly Journal of Microscopical Science
An interesting feature occurring in both the major and minor ampullaceal gland
ducts are the pits in the duct wall immediately proximal to the valve tonofibrillar
attachments □ \ \ □ striated cutlcle fibrillar cuticle sM to sptgot homogeneous ...
5
Annotationes Zoologicæ Japonenses:
The duct of the ampullaceal gland is very long and its loop extends from the base
of the spinneret to the beginning of the glandular part. In glands of type B, the
loop is restricted to the middle part of the duct. Moreover, the duct itself is not so ...
They occupy a position on the base of the abdomen between the ampullaceal
and pyriform glands and they open at a spigot on the outside of each median
spinneret and at two spigots on the inside of each posterior spinneret. These
glands ...
Theodore Horace Savory, 1928
7
Transactions of the Geological Society of London
1829. The Plate is erroneously stated to be XXI. at page 180. CO Fossils. Genera.
Species. References to Plates and Authorities. Stratigraphical and. Annulata.
Serpula ampullaceal antiquata . . . antiquata ? . . . a r tic ii hit a ... carinella
filiformis ...
Geological Society of London, 1836
8
Issues in Neurology Research and Practice: 2011 Edition
Coelocapitular (hygro-/thermoreceptive), coeloconic (thermoreceptive), and
ampullaceal (CO2 -receptive) sensilla, closely appositioned in the flagellum,
housed one or three large sensory neurons supplying thick axons exclusively to
the ...
9
The Insects: Structure and Function
synthesis, 82-83 Amitermes meridionalis, xx ammonia excretion, 562 Ammophila,
295 Amopheles gambiae, 777 amplexiform wing coupling, 202 ampullaceal
sensilla, 772 Anabrus simplex, 34 Anacridium, 88, 296, 338 anautogenous ...
R. F. Chapman, Stephen J. Simpson, Angela E. Douglas, 2013
10
The Shipley collection of scientific papers
They are much more elastic, however, than the radial lines, and can therefore
hardly proceed from the Ampullaceal orifices. The only other paired orifices on
the intermediate Bpinnerets are those of the Tubuliform glands. Now, an
important ...
