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Amphids (Gr****: amphi, around, double) are
innervated in****tions of
cuticle in nematodes. They are
usually found in the
anterior (head)
region of the...
- the
elements in
group 16 "amphigens", as the
elements in the
group formed amphid salts (salts of oxyacids.
Formerly regarded as
composed of two oxides, an...
- of
certain species of nematodes. They are
similar in
their structure to
amphid sensilla, but smaller.
Phasmid neurons were
recently shown to
function in...
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small subunit ribosomal DNA (SSU rDNA).
Characteristics of
Secernentea are:
Amphid apertures are pore/slit-like
Derids are
present in some;
located near nerve...
- touch.
Behind the
sensory bristles on the head lie two
small pits, or '
amphids'.
These are well
supplied with
nerve cells and are
probably chemoreception...
- than the rest.
Members of this class'
bodies usually have annules,
their amphids elaborate and spiral, and they all have
three esophageal glands. They usually...
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papillae were
located laterodorsally and lateroventrally. Two
large lateral amphids were seen. On the
lateral sides of the female's tail,
phasmidal apertures...
- that
extend throughout the body to
innervate sensory organs,
including amphids and phasmids. Eggs are laid by the females,
typically when at the eight-cell...
- Rhabditida).
Phasmids (posterior
sensory structures) are well-developed,
while amphids (anterior
sensory structures) are
poorly developed or
absent in this group...
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bulbous chromadorean esophagus.
Enopleans have pocket-like
amphids,
while chromadoreans have
amphids shaped like slits, pores, coils, or spirals. An enoplean...
