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-
immediately above the
spiracular line
being larger and more
distinct giving the
effect of a
black line over the
white spiracular line. The
paired lines...
- glabrous,
often partially sclerotized and
bearing posterior spiracles. The
spiracular disc is
usually surrounded by lobe-like
projections and anal papillae...
-
capitulum (dorsal view); b,
capitulum (ventral view); c, scutum; d,
spiracular plate; e,
sternal plate; f, hypostome; g, coxae; h,
tarsus I; i, tarsus...
- and a long
spiracular tube on the left hand side of its body. It is
suggested that the
tadpole is a
suspension feeder,
using the
spiracular tube extending...
-
opercular bone is very
small and
holds a
large soft-tissue
opercular flap. A
spiracular chamber is present, but the
spiracle is
closed and
never opens during...
-
organs which can
detect light. The body
segments have
ventral tracheal/
spiracular pouches forming apodemes similar to
those in
millipedes and Symphyla,...
- has
three spiracular openings (in
mature larvae).
These are
usually more or less horizontal,
parallel and
usually bear
branched spiracular hairs in four...
