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期刊名:Arthropod structure & development

缩写:ARTHROPOD STRUCT DEV

ISSN:1467-8039

e-ISSN:1873-5495

IF/分区:1.3/Q2

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Svetlana A Filimonova Svetlana A Filimonova
The coxal glands of M. murismusculi consist of the proximal tubular portion (tubulus), the distal glandular sac and the terminal excretory duct. The tubulus comprises looped proximal and distal tubes that run in close association with each ...
Carlos P Silva,José R Silva,Fábio F Vasconcelos et al. Carlos P Silva et al.
Hemipterans are characterized by the absence of the peritrophic membrane, an anatomical structure that envelopes the food bolus in the majority of insects. However, the microvillar membranes of many hemipteran midgut cells are not in direct...
George Boyan,Susanne Posser,Peter Ludwig et al. George Boyan et al.
In this paper, we propose an ontogeny for previously identified cells from the median domain in the midline of the embryonic brain of the grasshopper Schistocerca gregaria. The so-called lateral cells (LCs) are characteristically located la...
Zen Faulkes Zen Faulkes
In many decapod crustaceans, escape tailflips are triggered by lateral giant (LG) and medial giant (MG) interneurons, which connect to motor giant (MoG) abdominal flexor neurons. Several decapods have lost some or all of these giant neurons...
L Gaume,P Perret,E Gorb et al. L Gaume et al.
The waxy surfaces of three carnivorous plants, Nepenthes ventrata (Nepenthaceae), Brocchinia reducta and Catopsis berteroniana (Bromeliaceae), were compared using scanning electron microscopy (SEM). Their effects on attachment and locomotio...
S D Eigenbrode S D Eigenbrode
Phytophagous insects and their natural enemies frequently must cling to plants in order to forage. Typically, this involves attachment to the layer of lipophilic materials, or 'epicuticular waxes' (EW) that covers all primary plant surfaces...
Leonid Frantsevich,Stanislav Gorb Leonid Frantsevich
Two combined mechanisms on the hornet tarsus are adapted to attachment to the substrate: a friction-based (claws and spines) and an adhesion-based one (arolium). There are two ranges of substrate roughness optimal for attachment, either ver...
Walter Federle,Thomas Endlein Walter Federle
Tarsal adhesive pads of insects are highly dynamic organs that play an important role in locomotion. Many insects combine fast running performance with strong resistance to detachment forces. This capacity requires an effective control of a...
Fabian Haas,Stanislav Gorb Fabian Haas
This contribution is the first comparative SEM study of tarsal and pretarsal structures of 18 dermapteran species, including epizoic Hemimeridae, rare Apachyidae, as well as basal Pygidicranidae. Our data reject the apparent uniformity of t...
Hans Pohl,Rolf G Beutel Hans Pohl
Legs and other body parts of males, females and first instar larvae of almost all recognised families of Strepsiptera (Insecta) were examined. Descriptions of tibial, tarsal and pretarsal adhesive structures for each family are presented. T...