The body cuticle of the cephalocarid crustacean Hutchinsoniella macracantha Sanders, 1955, carries two types of small setae which differ in their external shape and number of ciliated sensory cells. It also has two types of pores, one being a gland opening, the other containing the tip of a cilium. The setae and the pore type containing a ciliated sensory cell are considered chemosensory organs
The morphology of the internal organs of two representative species of the crustacean classes Mystac...
The primary excretory organ of adult Hutchinsoniella macracantha is the maxillary gland, which is lo...
The structural features of the cuticle of Streptocephalus are described. The epi-cuticle and endocut...
Heimann P. Fine structure of sensory tubes on the antennule of Conchoecia spinirostris (Ostracoda, C...
Trichoniscus alexandrae Caruso is a blind troglobiont isopod; males possess secretory and sensory or...
A tegumental sensory organ is described in Derocheilocaris typica. It consists of sensory cells, the...
Rhizocephalans of the suborder Kentrogonida are parasitic barnacles whose female cypris larvae must ...
The digestive tract of the cephalocarid Hutchinsoniella macracantha begins with an atrium oris, post...
The ultrastructure of the paired nerves, previously called frontal organ or X-organ, in copepod crus...
The crustacean cuticle has numerous projections and some of these projections, the setae, have impor...
In comparison with other decapods, the Caribbean spiny lobster Panulirus argus has little diversity ...
The need for better and more systematic descriptions of the chaetotaxy (especially data concerning t...
The mystacocarid crustacean Derocheilocaris typica Pennak and Zinn, 1943 lives in sand interstices a...
Crustaceans have successfully adapted to a variety of environments including fresh- and saltwater as...
The major chelae of reproductive male crayfish contain both smooth and plumose setae and are used fo...
The morphology of the internal organs of two representative species of the crustacean classes Mystac...
The primary excretory organ of adult Hutchinsoniella macracantha is the maxillary gland, which is lo...
The structural features of the cuticle of Streptocephalus are described. The epi-cuticle and endocut...
Heimann P. Fine structure of sensory tubes on the antennule of Conchoecia spinirostris (Ostracoda, C...
Trichoniscus alexandrae Caruso is a blind troglobiont isopod; males possess secretory and sensory or...
A tegumental sensory organ is described in Derocheilocaris typica. It consists of sensory cells, the...
Rhizocephalans of the suborder Kentrogonida are parasitic barnacles whose female cypris larvae must ...
The digestive tract of the cephalocarid Hutchinsoniella macracantha begins with an atrium oris, post...
The ultrastructure of the paired nerves, previously called frontal organ or X-organ, in copepod crus...
The crustacean cuticle has numerous projections and some of these projections, the setae, have impor...
In comparison with other decapods, the Caribbean spiny lobster Panulirus argus has little diversity ...
The need for better and more systematic descriptions of the chaetotaxy (especially data concerning t...
The mystacocarid crustacean Derocheilocaris typica Pennak and Zinn, 1943 lives in sand interstices a...
Crustaceans have successfully adapted to a variety of environments including fresh- and saltwater as...
The major chelae of reproductive male crayfish contain both smooth and plumose setae and are used fo...
The morphology of the internal organs of two representative species of the crustacean classes Mystac...
The primary excretory organ of adult Hutchinsoniella macracantha is the maxillary gland, which is lo...
The structural features of the cuticle of Streptocephalus are described. The epi-cuticle and endocut...