- A
cuticle (/ˈkjuːtɪkəl/), or
cuticula, is any of a
variety of
tough but flexible, non-mineral
outer coverings of an organism, or
parts of an organism,...
- An
exoskeleton (from Gr**** έξω éxō "outer" and σκελετός skeletós "skeleton") is a
skeleton that is on the
exterior of an
animal to both
support the body...
- Look up cuticle or
cuticula in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A cuticle, or
cuticula, is any of a
variety of
tough but flexible, non-mineral
outer coverings...
- (inner
thick albumen)
Vitelline membrane Nucleus of
Pander Germinal disk (blastoderm)
Yellow yolk
White yolk
Internal albumen Chalaza Air cell
Cuticula...
- tissues. The
cuticula is
about a
micrometer thick and
covered with fine villi. In
composition and structure, it
resembles the
cuticula of the arthropods...
-
normal <165°
angle (Lovibond angle)
between the
nailbed and the fold (
cuticula). Schamroth's
window (see below) is obliterated.
Clubbing is not obvious...
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single claw on the
tibia of the palp. The
larvae bite a hole into the
cuticula of the host and use a stylostome,
which acts like a
drinking straw, to...
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albumen Middle albumen Vitelline membrane Nucleus of
Pander Germinal disc (nucleus)
Yellow yolk
White yolk
Internal albumen Chalaza Air cell
Cuticula...
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leaves are
usually tough and much
sclerotized and have a well-developed
cuticula.
Their flowers are uni****ual, and the male ones are
borne in
erect catkins...
-
studies discussed the
gizzard (i.e. a
muscular oesophageal crop
lined with
cuticula) with
gizzard plates as
homologous apomorphic structures supporting a clade...
