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Acicula (sg.: aciculum) are strong,
stout internal chaetae that
provide support to
parapodia in
polychaete annelids. Hutchings, P. A.; Fauchald, K. (2000)...
- cirri. The
first body
segment with 1-2
pairs tentacular cirri without aciculae.
Compound setae present.
Notopodia are
distinct (rarely reduced), usually...
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active polychaetes,
which have
parapodia reinforced by
internal spines (
aciculae).
Annelid groups and
phyla incorporated into
Annelida (2007; simplified)...
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three segments have
elongated cylindrical notopodial lobes supported by
aciculae. The
following segments have
shorter notopodial lobes. The
abdominal region...
- setae, with a
terminal piece, that is
ciliated along its
whole border. The
aciculae are blackish. The
dorsal ligule is very small,
papilliform and
bears a...
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chaetigers are
sigmoid and smooth. Anteriorly, the
parapodium exhibit two
aciculae, one
distally bent at a
right angle, with an a****inate tip, the
other being...
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posterior parapodia of some specimens. Its
anterior parapodia possess 2
aciculae each, one
straight and one a****inate,
while simultaneously showing solitary...
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transfers are now
considered synonyms. The
fungus is
classified in the
section Aciculae of the
genus Mycena. The
specific epithet acicula is
derived from the Latin...
