10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AUXOCYTE»
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FIG-45. Auxocyte in bretzel stage. Only a few fragments of chromosomes are
seen in the section. The Central spindle is upright, its position depending on the
position of the granosphere. At the upper pole are seen two archosomes, at the ...
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The Philippine Journal of Science
Auxocyte from group formation (spermatocyst), showing chromosomes, X 1350,
camera lucida. Y-chromosomes (y) is small, apparently triosomic and attached to
big X-chromosome. 3. Auxocyte of S. oceanica, in which nucleus has split into ...
3
Journal of science of the Hiroshima University: Zoology
1 1) most of the auxocyte-like cells had degenerated. Moreover, in most of the
triploids young oocyte- like cells were degenerating before they began to grow.
These phenomena may suggest the following consideration : In normal diploid ...
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Science Reports of Niigata University: (Biology)
Follicles consisted of the oocyte in the diplotene stage of the meiotic prophase
and epithelial cells in the superficial layer, and segregated from the cortical layer,
as they increased in size. Follicles consisted of auxocyte-like cells, which formed
...
Auxocyte I has a diameter of about 9 ft, with a relatively large germinal vesicle (6
p) and a nucleolus of about 1.7 p. The nucleus is centrally placed in the
homogeneous cytoplasm with an excentric nucleolus which is not in contact with
the ...
6
Tadpoles: The Biology of Anuran Larvae
A = abdominal cavity, AD = aorta dorsalis, AX = auxocyte-like cell, B = basal
lamina, BC = Bowman's capsule, BP = buccopharyngeal cavity, C = capillary of
the glomular (glomerular) tuft, CE = coelomic epithelial cell, CI = inner epithelial
mass, ...
Roy W. McDiarmid, Ronald Altig,
1999
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Proceedings of the National Science Council, Republic of ...
In the present study the ovarian structures of the two groups of tadpoles showed
an entirely different degree of growth such as auxocyte diameter and the ovary
weight (Tables 1 and 2, Figs. 1 and 2). Such differences could be due to the age
...
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Collected Papers - Osborn Zoological Society, Yale University
... OF iE 2iV2iiEi G2i iE2G i HO2T2 Ol Leptotenc Pachytene Pachytene
Pachytene Pachytene Pachytene Pachytene Pachytene Primordial gonocyte
Auxocyte Pachytene Pachytene iO2T iiTGG Auxocyte Auxocyte Auxocyte
Auxocyte Auxocyte.
Osborn Zoological Laboratory,
1928
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Journal of Science of the Hiroshima University: Zoology
A normal testis with a testis-ovum. x 250. c and d. Somewhat abnormal testes
with testis-ova. x 250. e. A gonad transforming from an ovary into a testis. There
are a large auxocyte and many oocytes in early stages. x 250. f. The same
auxocyte ...
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The Proceedings of the Linnean Society of New South Wales
The measurements are from fixed preparations and are to be used in a relative
sense. 1. Germ Cells. Type A. The Definitive Auxocyte. This appears in Helly- and
Bouin-fixed specimens as a tightly entwined clump of chromosomes surrounded
...
Linnean Society of New South Wales, Sydney,
1946