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Ampullae of
Lorenzini (sg.: ampulla) are electroreceptors,
sense organs able to
detect electric fields. They form a
network of mucus-filled
pores in the...
- An
ampulla (/æmˈpʊlə, -ˈpʌl-/; pl.:
ampullae) was, in
Ancient Rome, a
small round vessel,
usually made of gl**** and with two handles, used for
sacred purposes...
- The
Monza ampullae form the
largest collection of a
specific type of
Early Medieval pilgrimage ampullae or
small flasks designed to hold holy oil from...
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strongly electric but not
using electrolocation. The
electroreceptive ampullae of
Lorenzini evolved early in the
history of the vertebrates; they are...
- : 933–939 Each side of the
radial canals gives rise to a row of bulb-like
ampullae,
which are
connected via
lateral canals. In sea
stars these are always...
- salt concentrations. The type
species of the
genus is
Nosocomiicoccus ampullae. A
draft full
genome sequence of
Nosocomiicoccus m****iliensis is available...
- The
ampulla pulla of vas deferens, also
called the
ampulla pulla of
ductus deferens, is an
enlargement of the vas
deferens at the
pulla fundus of the bladder...
- The
semicircular canals are
three semicircular interconnected tubes located in the
innermost part of each ear, the
inner ear. The
three canals are the...
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lateral line were
modified to
function as the
electroreceptors called ampullae of Lorenzini. The
lateral line
system is
ancient and
basal to the vertebrate...
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their prey
after capture; instead, they use
smell and
electroreceptors (
ampullae of Lorenzini)
similar to
those of sharks.
Stingrays settle on the bottom...
