-
gland is the
ovisac, a
distended region in
which eggs are
stored prior to laying. In
ovoviviparous species, the egg
remains within the
ovisac until it hatches...
- Look up
marsupium in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Marsupium is the
Latin word for a (brood)
pouch in
several animal groups:
Pouch (marsupial), in marsupials...
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carapace and
thoracic limbs.
Female Branchiura do not
carry eggs in
external ovisacs but
attach them in rows to
rocks and
other objects.: 788 Most leptostracans...
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usually into the ****ellar region. The
sperm is
liberated and p****es to the
ovisacs,
either through the
coelomic channels or
interstitially through specialist...
- eggs on plants. The m****es,
known as
ovisacs, are
covered in fluffy,
cottony layers of wax filaments. The
ovisac can
contain up to 20
shiny yellowish...
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epididymis posteriorly.
Testisacs is ovoid,
approximately 1.5
times the size of
ovisacs and
located posterior to
ganglion in
segment XIII.
Female reproductive...
- innervated, may
enable the
reabsorption of
important metabolites from the
ovisac fluid of
pregnant females by
directing this
fluid into the
renal appendages...
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toothed pronotal margin. Its eggs are
yellow and oblong,
usually laid in the
ovisacs of A. tsugae. The
larvae have
three segmented antennae, a well-developed...
- ****uming a
dorsal position. The
claspers hold the
female just
anterior to the
ovisac. A male and
female may swim
clasped together for a
number of days. In this...
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fertilisation with the
equivalent of the ****thecae
opening directly to the
ovisacs,
allowing sperm to
combine with the eggs from the
ovaries via a female...
