- A
rhinop**** is one of a pair of
chemosensory club-shaped, rod-shaped or ear-like
structures which are the most
prominent part of the
external head anatomy...
- "sea hares"
arises from the
morphology of the
rhinop****s which look
similar to
rabbit ears. The
rhinop**** is the
olfactory organ for the
species and it...
-
white gills and
lateral appendages. The
velar tentacles,
rhinop**** clubs and
rhinop**** sheath processes are orange, with
white bases.
There is a dark...
- The
chemosensory organs of
opisthobranch marine gastropods are
called rhinop****s. The
majority of
gastropods have
simple visual organs, eye
spots either...
- a pair of
rhinop****s—sensory
tentacles used
primarily for the
sense of smell—on
their head, with a
small eye at the base of each
rhinop****. Many have...
- Preis, Michael; Soucier,
Christian (2005-09-01). "The
function of the
rhinop**** and the
tentacles of
Nautilus pompilius L. (Cephalopoda, Nautiloidea)...
- is
translucent orange in
colour with
black tips to the
rhinop****s and gills. The
rhinop**** sheaths are
edged with
black with a
patch of blue at the...
-
forward to the mouth, tentacles, and funnel;
laterally to the eyes and
rhinop****s; and
posteriorly to the
remaining organs. The
nerve ring does not constitute...
- tentacles,
which are
sensitive to touch, taste, and smell. Club-shaped
rhinop****s detect odors. In the
course of
their evolution,
nudibranchs have lost...
- times. The name
derives from
their rounded shape and from the two long
rhinop****s that
project upward from
their heads and that
somewhat resemble the ears...
