- A
chaeta or
cheta (from
Ancient Gr**** χαίτη (khaítē) 'crest, mane,
flowing hair'; pl. chaetae) is a
chitinous bristle or seta
found on
annelid worms, although...
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which are
highly specific and
greatly diversified. A
single stout internal chaeta,
called an acicula, may be
present in each lobe,
which are used to support...
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development of such
synthetic materials is a
matter of
current research.
Chaeta Synthetic setae Van der
Waals force Hyman, H.L. (1966). "Further
Notes on...
- species. The
etymology of the
genus name
derives from Gr****:
Penta = five +
chaeta = bristle,
referring to the
pappus scales of P. aurea. It was
combined in...
- 016–0.043 in), and have an
incompleted prototroch with a
posterior hooked chaeta. The
species have 16
hooks with 6-8
capitium teeth,
which have
handles that...
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refer to:
Cheta (armed group), a type of
armed band of the
Ottoman Balkans Chaeta, part of some invertebrates'
anatomy Cheta (woreda), an
administrative division...
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cervix (Anatomical feature) the
structure defining the neck of the insect.
chaeta See Seta.
chaetosema patch of
sensory bristles.
chalaza An
external spine...
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Cretaceous of Lebanon. "Derivation of name:
Rollins – for
Henry Rollins +
chaeta, from Late Latin, for a bristle, seta or long hair."
Rossaspis leboni †...
- "rowing with [their] bristles."
Species have nine to
eleven chaetigers (
chaeta-bearing segments).
Buskiella abyssorum are
covered by a
transparent mucus...
- experiments, 25 each
Direct 1997
Abdominal chaeta number 21–31
Direct Yes None 1958
Sternopleural chaeta number 32
Direct No None 1969 Phototaxis, geotaxis...
