Transmission and scanning electron microscopy (TEM, SEM) were used to study the ultrastructure of superficial neuromasts in 15 six month old blind cavefish juveniles, Phreatichthys andruzzii (Cyprinidae). In 5 specimens examined with SEM, the number of superficial neuromasts over the fish body (480 to 538) was recorded. They were localized mainly on the head (362 to 410), including the dorsal surface, the mentomandibular region, and laterally from the mouth to the posterior edge of the operculum. Neuromasts were also present laterally on the trunk and near the caudal fin (116 to 140). A significantly higher number of neuromasts were present on the head compared to the trunk (t-test, P 0.05)
The relatively simple structural organization of the cranial lateral line system of bony fishes prov...
Neuromast morphology and distribution are characterized during early ontogeny of anchoveta (Engrauli...
Lateral lines, a major sensory modality in fishes, are diverse among taxa but intraspecific variatio...
The characid fish species Astyanax mexicanus offers a classic comparative model for the evolution of...
Nomarski, binocular and scanning electron microscopy were used to map the distribution and structure...
The lateral line system is composed of a series of mechanoreceptors called neuromasts, which are fou...
Proteus or olm (Proteus anguinus) is a neotenic cave amphibian which lives in the underground waters...
To find how larval fish sense mechanical stimuli via their free neuromasts, we examined morphologica...
Light and electron microscopic observations were made on the lateral line organs of the free neuroma...
This study was conducted to clarify the development of free neuromasts with growth of the barramundi...
Sinocyclocheilus, a large radiation of freshwater cavefish, are well-known for their presence of reg...
The free neuromasts were morphologically investigated in the larvae of two cyprinid fish, Zacco plat...
<p>Mechanosensory neuromasts are shown as the percentage of fish examined that had neuromasts presen...
Gobies (family Gobiidae) have a complex mechanosensory lateral line system characterized by reduced ...
The morphology and spatial distribution of the different types of neuromasts encountered on the trun...
The relatively simple structural organization of the cranial lateral line system of bony fishes prov...
Neuromast morphology and distribution are characterized during early ontogeny of anchoveta (Engrauli...
Lateral lines, a major sensory modality in fishes, are diverse among taxa but intraspecific variatio...
The characid fish species Astyanax mexicanus offers a classic comparative model for the evolution of...
Nomarski, binocular and scanning electron microscopy were used to map the distribution and structure...
The lateral line system is composed of a series of mechanoreceptors called neuromasts, which are fou...
Proteus or olm (Proteus anguinus) is a neotenic cave amphibian which lives in the underground waters...
To find how larval fish sense mechanical stimuli via their free neuromasts, we examined morphologica...
Light and electron microscopic observations were made on the lateral line organs of the free neuroma...
This study was conducted to clarify the development of free neuromasts with growth of the barramundi...
Sinocyclocheilus, a large radiation of freshwater cavefish, are well-known for their presence of reg...
The free neuromasts were morphologically investigated in the larvae of two cyprinid fish, Zacco plat...
<p>Mechanosensory neuromasts are shown as the percentage of fish examined that had neuromasts presen...
Gobies (family Gobiidae) have a complex mechanosensory lateral line system characterized by reduced ...
The morphology and spatial distribution of the different types of neuromasts encountered on the trun...
The relatively simple structural organization of the cranial lateral line system of bony fishes prov...
Neuromast morphology and distribution are characterized during early ontogeny of anchoveta (Engrauli...
Lateral lines, a major sensory modality in fishes, are diverse among taxa but intraspecific variatio...