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Dictionary of Biological Psychology
anamniotic. vertebrates. The anamniotic vertebrates are fish and amphibia. They
lack an amnion, the innermost membrane surrounding the embryos of reptiles,
birds and mammals, the AMNIOTIC VERTEBRATES.
2
Amniote Origins: Completing the Transition to Land
Highly schematic representation of evolution of the early amniote egg from an
anamniotic predecessor. (A) The anamniotic predecessor presumably was
similar to eggs of contemporary amphibians and consisted of a relatively large
mass of ...
Stuart Sumida, Karen L.M Martin, 1997
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Circumventricular Organs and Brain Fluid Environment: ...
Due to the scarcity of datajthe anamniotic vertebiates are treated as a
monophyletic group, even though they are paraphyletic. The presence of
photoreception and phototransduction in the pineal complex is clearly a
plesiomorphic trait among ...
Armin Ermisch, Rainer Landgraf, Hans-Joachim Rühle, 1992
In these respects the amniotic egg does not differ greatly from the anamniotic
eggs of amphibians and fishes. The significant differences lie in three other
extraembryonic membranes— the chorion, amnion, and allantois. The chorion
and ...
VARIATION IN ANAMNIOTIC NERVOUS SYSTEMS Even a casual gross
examination of anamniote brains reveals marked differences in their total size
and differential development (Fig. 14.1). Ebbesson and Northcutt (1976)
considered three ...
B.G. Kapoor, Bhavna Khanna, 2004
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Origins of the Higher Groups of Tetrapods: Controversy and ...
The maximum size of hatchlings is limited by the physical constraints of the
anamniotic egg, which among modern frogs and salamanders rarely exceeds 10
mm in diameter. Presumably neither support nor exchange of respiratory gasses
...
Hans-Peter Schultze, Linda Trueb, 1991
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Issues in Biochemistry and Biophysics Research: 2011 Edition
“Storage of retinal has been confirmed in eggs from a range of anamniotic
vertebrates (teleosts and amphibians) and an ascidian, but the retinoid-storage
state in eggs of oviparous amniotic vertebrates (reptiles and birds) has yet to be
clarified ...
8
A Dictionary of Geology and Earth Sciences
23 anamniotic through the *inflexion points of adjacent limbs. 2. Of a wave, the
distance between the highest point of the wave and the position of zero
displacement. ampulla An inflatable sac at the end of each *tube-foot in the
echinoids ...
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Comparative studies of hearing in vertebrates
Central Auditory Pathways in Anamniotic Vertebrates R. Glenn Northcutt* 1
Introduction The late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries witnessed rapid
growth in descriptive neuroanatomy. This period of intensive study of nervous
systems ...
Arthur N. Popper, Richard R. Fay, Acoustical Society of America, 1980
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Infectious Diseases and Pathology of Reptiles: Color Atlas ...
... be in their reproductive strategies: amphibians produce anamniotic eggs,
whereas reptiles produce amniotic eggs. the amphibian anamniotic egg is
gelatinous, lacks extraembryonic membranes, and is thus very susceptible to
desiccation.
