10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ODONTOPHORAL»
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1
Phylogeny and Evolution of the Mollusca
These muscles are reduced in number in comparison with those of vetigas-
tropods and neritimorphs, in part related to the possession of a single pair of
odontophoral cartilages. Additionally, the muscles between the odontophoral
cartilages ...
W. F. Ponder, David R. Lindberg, 2008
2
Transactions of the Zoological Society of London
The blood which passes through the aperture in the connective tissue sheet
enters the odontophoral sinus (Figs 4, 13) between the posterior face of the
cartilage and the sub- radular epithelium and continued posteriorly amongst
fibres of the ...
3
A'in Shams Science Bulletin
5. Buccal retractor*. 6. Preventral levators. 7. Postventral levators. 8. Suboral
dilators. 9. Dorsomandibular dilators. 10. External suspensor of radular sac. 11.
Labial retractors. 12. Labial sphincter. b) Intrinsic muscles, from the odontophoral
...
4
Ain Shams Science Bulletin
Dorsal odontophoral flexor muscles (d.od.f., fig. i3, PI. IV). Origin : the dorsolateral
wall of the antoriormosl portion of the buccal cavity, below the buccal cavity
epithelium. Insertion : the dorsal third of the lateral portions of the odontophoral ...
Jāmiʾat ʾAyn Shams. Kullīyat al-ʻUlūm, 1960
In our search for taxonomic characters of marginelliform radulae, we noted that
Ponder (1970:70) reported two completely separate odontophoral cartilages in
Gib- berula (as Diluculum sp.). A pair of anteriorly fused odontophoral cartilages
...
Thus nerves arising with trunk 1 supply odontophoral protractors (op), radular
protractors (rp), and a portion (at least) of the radular retractors. Herrick (1906)
also reported that nerve 1 supplied the odontophoral pretractors and that nerve 7
(a ...
7
The Vent and Seep Biota: Aspects from Microbes to Ecosystems
Abbreviations: aoc, anterior odontophoral cartilage; bc, buccal cavity; bs, buccal
sinus; df, dorsal fold of oesophagus; dg, digestive glands; e, oesophagus; ept,
epipodial tentacle; i, intestine; m, mantle; mm, mantle margin; ov, ovary; pc, pallial
...
8
The Circulatory System of Lymnaea Stagnalis
Then the saccus buccalis tapers off into a tendon which is attached to the
odontophoral cartilage, anteriorly of the apertura ventro-buccalis. (In the snails
studied the radula sac and odontophoral cartilage were fixed in a fronto-caudal
position.) ...
9
Anatomy and physiology of Polygyra Albolabris and Limax ...
The buccal body laid open, from above; I lateral lips; % muscular wall of the
buccal body; 3 odontophoral cartilage; 4 radula; 5 sac of radula; 6 reoractor
muscles. Longitudinal section of the buccal body; 1 odontoph-o-ral cartilage; 2
radula; ...
Backward movement of the odontophore is achieved by contraction of the
odontophoral retractors (od.r.), a pair of massive, white muscles which are
composed of 2 elements. The dorsal portion of each of these muscles is attached
superficially ...
