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price of
increased weight.
Ingrowths of the
arthropod exoskeleton known as
apodemes serve as
attachment sites for muscles.
These structures are
composed of...
- and
another pale line
across the
anterior portion of the abdomen. The
apodemes (places of
muscle attachment) on the
dorsal side of the
abdomen look like...
- head. The
tentorium is
formed by
ingrowths of the exoskeleton,
called apodemes,
which fuse in
various ways to
provide rigid support for the
muscles of...
-
jumping species slowly pre-stretch
elastic elements, such as
tendons or
apodemes, to
store work as
strain energy. Such
elastic elements can
release energy...
- Gr**** δέμειν (démein), δῶμα, δῶματος, δομή, δόμος (dómos), δέμας (démas)
apodeme, monodomy, opisthodomos,
polydomy dem-
people Gr**** δῆμος (dêmos) Damocles...
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robust maxillipeds,
similar to
those of male lithobiomorphs. The
ventral apodemes of
Devonobius suggest it was
adapted to prey on
relatively large animals...
- The
pleurae are
sometimes abbreviated or
extended to form long spines.
Apodemes are
bulbous projections on the
ventral surface of the
exoskeleton to which...
- the
exoskeleton is
often infolded,
forming a set of
structures called apodemes that
serve for the
attachment of muscles, and
functionally amounting to...
-
These include:
wrinkled booklung covers,
epigynum with a pair of
anterior apodemes,
small co****tory
openings that are
concealed beneath lateral plates, and...
-
triangular lobes - the
creases between them
probably functioned as
internal apodemes,
muscule attachment for the limbs. The B-plate,
which may be homologous...
