- A
ctenidium is a
respiratory organ or gill
which is
found in many molluscs. This
structure exists in bivalves, cephalopods,
polyplacophorans (chitons)...
- individuals.
There are thin gill
filaments on
either side of the
ctenidium. The
bipectinate ctenidium extends far
behind the
heart into the
upper s**** whorls;...
-
system of
molluscs Ctenidium (plural: ctenidia), a row of peg-like
spines in some
insects (pronotal
ctenidium;
genal ctenidium)
Ctenidium (plant), a genus...
-
Ctenidium is a
genus of
mosses belonging to the
family Hypnaceae. The
genus was
first described by
Wilhelm Philippe Schimper. The
genus has cosmopolitan...
-
Ctenidium mollus**** is a
species of moss
belonging to the
family Hypnaceae. It is
native to
Eurasia and
Northern America. "
Ctenidium mollus**** Mitten,...
- A sea slug,
Pleurobranchaea meckelii: The gill (or
ctenidium) is
visible in this view of the right-hand side of the animal....
- Sea
slugs respire through a gill (or
ctenidium)...
- class:
Mucoromycetes Order:
Mucorales Family:
Mucoraceae Genus:
Thamnidium Link (1809)
Species Thamnidium anomalum Thamnidium ctenidium Thamnidium elegans...
- the
mantle cavity.
Typical of bivalves,
water is
drawn over
gills or
ctenidium by the
beating of
cilia where oxygen from the
water is absorbed. Suspended...
-
Oligohalinophila dorri. ag,
albumen gland; au, auricle; c, cae****; ct,
ctenidium; dg,
digestive gland; ebv,
efferent branchial vein; f, foot; hg, hypobranchial...
