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. Figure 2 | Mutual regulation of the Drosophila disconnected ( disco ) and Distal-less ( Dll ) genes contributes to proximal-distal patterning of antenna and leg | SpringerLink The Insect Head: Guide To The Antennae, Eyes & Mouthparts - Earth Life On the role of copepod antennae in the production of hydrodynamic force during hopping | Journal of Experimental Biology

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Butterflies of Singapore: The Butterfly Antennae

Animal studies. 382 ANIMAL STUDIES or gnats, undoubtedly hear by means of numerous delicate hairs borne on the antennae. The male mosquitoes (Fig. 235) have many hundreds of these long, fine

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Text-book of embryology. Embryology. 212 INVEETEBEATA CHAP. Nauplius into a primitive Crustacean. The second antenna became gradually shitted forward and lost its masticatory function, while the third appendage became exclusively masticatory

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Elementary text-book of zoology, tr. and ed. by Adam Sedgwick, with the assistance of F. G. Heathcote. P1ITLLOPODA. 417 strongest. In other cases a pair of fin-like appendages are present constituting