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arthropods may be
either biramous or uniramous. A
uniramous limb
comprises a
single series of
segments attached end-to-end. A
biramous limb, however, branches...
- (armor plate) and
bearing a pair of
biramous limbs. However,
whether the
ancestral limb was
uniramous or
biramous is far from a
settled debate. This Ur-arthropod...
- arthropods, such as insects,
myriapods and chelicerates, by the
possession of
biramous (two-parted) limbs, and by
their larval forms, such as the
nauplius stage...
- (unbranched) antenna-like structures,
followed by one or more
pairs of
biramous (having two
major branches) leg-like structures, as seen in some modern...
-
rigid pleotelson. The
first five
abdominal segments each bear a pair of
biramous (branching in two)
pleopods (lamellar
structures which serve the function...
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narrow muscular tails (abdomens), long
whiskers (antennae), and slender,
biramous legs. They swim
forward by
paddling the
swimmerets on the
underside of...
-
Thysanopode tricuspide by
Henri Milne-Edwards in 1830, the
similarity of
their biramous thoracopods had led
zoologists to
group euphausiids and
Mysidacea in the...
- (the inner, leg-like
parts of the
biramous limbs/appendages) have well
defined segments/podomeres. The
first four
biramous limb
pairs of
Isoxys curvirostratus...
- pair of
biramous limbs on the
margin between the head and trunk,
which is
morphologically similar to the
trunk limbs. The
exopods of the
biramous trunk...
- been
benthic feeders that
moved mainly by
walking and
possibly used its
biramous appendages to stir mud in
search of food. They have been
placed within...
