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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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Elke Buschbeck,Eric Warrant Elke Buschbeck
Marina Machado,Fernanda Cristina Salti,Giovana Bertini et al. Marina Machado et al.
We evaluated the mating behavior of Potimirim potimirim in the laboratory based on the assumption that this caridean might be hermaphroditic. We also performed histology and scanning electron microscopy analyses of the reproductive system o...
Vladimír Hemala,Petr Kment,Eva Tihlaříková et al. Vladimír Hemala et al.
Pyrrhocoroidea represents an important group of true bugs (Insecta: Hemiptera: Heteroptera) which includes fire bugs, cotton stainers and other taxa widely used in experimental studies or known as pests. However, the morphology and phylogen...
Rudy Lerosey-Aubril,Lukáš Laibl Rudy Lerosey-Aubril
Trilobites represent a model for 'evo-devo' studies in fossil euarthropods, owing to a rare developmental trait: the biomineralization of the dorsal exoskeleton soon after hatching. Many fossilized trilobite ontogenies thus feature early st...
Antonella Di Palma,Elliot W Kitajima,Antonio C Lofego Antonella Di Palma
The genera Daidalotarsonemus De Leon and Excelsotarsonemus Ochoa & Naskrecki are mainly characterized, in the females, by the presence of sculpturing on the dorsal shields and by highly modified dorsal setae, greatly enlarged, laminar or sa...
Chu Wang,Chung-Chi Lin,Johan Billen Chu Wang
We describe a novel ventral scape gland in all 19 species of the genus Strumigenys that we examined, confirming the postulated existence of this gland by Bolton (1999). The gland occurs in workers and queens; it belongs to 'class-1' and is ...
Isabelle Deregnaucourt,Jérémie Bardin,John M Anderson et al. Isabelle Deregnaucourt et al.
Probably the most common rock-imprint fossil-insect remain is an incomplete isolated wing. This pitfall has been traditionally addressed by manually reconstructing missing parts, which is not ideal to comprehend long-term evolutionary trend...
Stefan Fischer,Michael Laue,Carsten H G Müller et al. Stefan Fischer et al.
Stemmata of strepsipteran insects represent the smallest arthropod eyes known, having photoreceptors which form fused rhabdoms measuring an average size of 1.69 × 1.21 × 1.04 μm and each occupying a volume of only 0.97-1.16 μm3. The mor...
Graham E Budd Graham E Budd
A widely (although not universally) accepted model of arthropod head evolution postulates that the labrum, a structure seen in almost all living euarthropods, evolved from an anterior pair of appendages homologous to the frontal appendages ...