10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EXOPODITIC»
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1
Quarterly Journal of Microscopical Science
ing dorsally as a hump. The antennal scale is longer than the first two joints of the
endopodite. The mandibular palp has a distinct setose exopoditic lobe. The first
thoracic limb, besides the two gnathobasic lobes on the coxopodite, has the ...
2
Pamphlets on Biology: Kofoid collection
The mandibular palp has a distinct setose exopoditic lobe. The first thoracic limb,
besides the two gnathobasic lobes on the coxopodite, has the inner face of the
first segment of the endopodite expanded into a setose lobe. The sixth abdominal
...
3
Introduction To The Study Of Zoology (the): The Crayfish
... while the outer or exopoditic division remains relatively short, and acquires its
characteristic scale-like form. The labruin (lb) arises as a prolongation of the
middle sternal region in front of the mouth, while the bilobed metastoma is an ...
Thomas Henry Huxley, 1987
4
The Young of the Crayfishes Astacus and Cambarus
The chela? are used by Cambarus to hold fast to the mother and their tips are
somewhat less straight than in Astacus. In Cambarus also the remarkably long
exopoditic setae of Astacus are not developed. The first two stages in which the
larva; ...
Ethan Allen Andrews, 1907
This is so in Palinurus, and would serve to support the view that the facetted
portion of the oph- thalmite was exopoditic, whilst the inner portion, which
furnished the. 1 "Proc. Zool. Soc." if -Webbed finger in a Monkey (Pithecus
satanus).
Sir John Bland-Sutton, 1895
6
Report on the Lancashire Sea-Fisheries Laboratory at the ...
In this way the water is baled out of the exhalent aperture. This current from
behind forward is probably assisted by the energetic action of the exopoditic
flagella of the maxillipedes. The extremely active motion of these flagella 325.
University of Liverpool. Lancashire Sea-Fisheries Laboratory, 1907
7
L.M.B.C. Memoirs on Typical British Marine Plants and Animals
In this way the water is baled out of the exhalent aperture. This current from
behind forward is probably assisted by the energetic action of the exopoditic
flagella of the maxillipedes. The extremely active motion of these flagella 128.
8
The Transactions of the Royal Entomological Society of London
In female Blattidce, the great boat-shaped seventh sternum does duty for the
operculiform productions of the exopoditic portions of the protopodites of both the
genital somites in MachilU. Fig. 9. Fig. 9. ' Blatta' sp. Appendages of the. 166 Prof.
9
An Atlas of Practical Elementary Biology
Two of the exopoditic sensory hairs of the above, drawn in the natural position,
the exopodite being in life directed upwards as in Fig. V. (Compare Fig. I., Plate
VIII.) D. 3. Fig. VII. — A small portion of the auditory sac, viewed from within, after
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10
The Hope Reports: 1893/97
... that the exopoditic palps of the maxillipeds begin to vibrate. The action of these
palps still further intensifies the force of the exhalent currents, and at the same
time disperses the streams of water laterally, i.e., the water, instead of passing to
...
Sir Edward Bagnall Poulton, 1897
