- The
pharynx (pl.: pharynges) is the part of the
throat behind the
mouth and
nasal cavity, and
above the
esophagus and
trachea (the
tubes going down to...
- The
sound is
produced by
inhaling and
expelling air,
which vibrates the
epipharynx like an accordion,
often accompanied by
flashing of the
brightly colored...
- as pseudotrachea,
formed by the
interlocking elongate hypopharynx and
epipharynx,
forming a
proboscis used to
channel liquid food to the oesophagus. The...
-
feeding by
piercing the skin and
sucking their host's
blood through their epipharynx. Flea legs end in
strong claws that are
adapted to
grasp a host. Unlike...
- a
bigger epipharynx and
maxillar palpus. Due to its
burrowing activity, the
chigoe flea has
developed a well-developed
lacinia and
epipharynx that is used...
-
front legs are used to
stridulate by
rubbing against the
margin of the
epipharynx, a
habit unique to this family.
Adults are
known to feed on invertebrate...
-
characteristics with Dytiscidae, such as
large sensorial lobes on the
epipharynx. In an
analysis based on the
genes 18S rRNA, 16S rRNA and
cytochrome oxidase...
- (clypeal) part and the
distal (labral) part of the roof of this
chamber (
epipharynx) is
divided into two lobes. Furthermore, the
spines on the
bottom of this...
-
inner side, it is
membranous and may be
produced into a
median lobe, the
epipharynx,
bearing some sensilla. The
labrum is
raised away from the
mandibles by...
- Legend:
Section of
mouthparts of Lepidoptera. a:
pilifer (labrum); b:
epipharynx (labrum); c:
galea (maxilla); d: trachea; e: nerve; f: muscles; g: food...
