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- animals (notably catfish), the presence or size of odontodes can be used in determining the ****. Odontodes typically cover the body of chondrichthyans (cartilaginous...
- Odontodes is a genus of moths of the family Euteliidae. Antennae very long and slender. Palpi slender and upturned, where the second joint reaching vertex...
- ****ociated with odontodes, develop on the pectoral fin spine of the males of some species. Males also have evertible ch**** odontodes which are less developed...
- vertebrate group. "Odontodes" on the palate and lower jaws develop in a series of rows to form a fan-shaped occlusion surface. These odontodes then wear to...
- covered in stout, sharp odontodes. The odontodes form a sharp keel on the lateral plates and, in juveniles, there are few to no odontodes on the plates above...
- enlarged odontodes arranged in dorsal and lateral series. The pectoral skeleton is completely exposed from below and bears strong odontodes. The supraoccipital...
- In loricariids, odontodes develop almost anywhere on the external surface of the body and first appear soon after hatching; odontodes appear in a variety...
- "inside-out" evolutionary origin to teeth, with the dentition arising from odontodes on the skin surface moving into the mouth, or vice versa. Despite this...
- anisitsi, P. disjunctivus, P. multiradiatus, and P. pardalis lack ch**** odontodes, but still possess the evertible ch**** plates; this was previously used...
- of the Chaetostoma group by having a fully plated snout, lacking ch**** odontodes that extend past the opercular flap, and by having eight branched dorsal...