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Comparative larval myogenesis and adult myoanatomy of the rhynchonelliform (articulate) brachiopods Argyrotheca cordata, A. cistellula, and Terebratalia transversa.
Altenburger A, Wanninger A. Altenburger A, et al. Front Zool. 2009 Feb 3;6:3. doi: 10.1186/1742-9994-6-3. Front Zool. 2009. PMID: 19192287 Free PMC article.
With our survey of the adult myoanatomy of A. cordata and A. cistellula and the juvenile muscular architecture of T. transversa we confirm the presence of adductors, diductors, dorsal and ventral pedicle adjustors, mantle margin muscles, a distinct musculature of th …
With our survey of the adult myoanatomy of A. cordata and A. cistellula and the juvenile muscular architecture of T. transversa we confirm t …
Anatomy and function of the ptychoid defensive mechanism in the mite Euphthiracarus cooki (Acari: Oribatida).
Sanders FH, Norton RA. Sanders FH, et al. J Morphol. 2004 Feb;259(2):119-54. doi: 10.1002/jmor.10183. J Morphol. 2004. PMID: 14755747
Ptychoidy is a defensive adaptation of several groups of oribatid mites in which legs and coxisternum can be fully retracted into the opisthosoma and protected by a ventrally deflected prodorsum, resulting in a seed-like appearance. ...Specialized muscles form the retracto …
Ptychoidy is a defensive adaptation of several groups of oribatid mites in which legs and coxisternum can be fully retracted into the opisth …