- (inner structures).
Exopodites can be
easily distinguished from
exites by the
possession of
internal musculature. The
exopodites can
sometimes be missing...
-
Armadillidium vulgare, male pleon,
ventral view. en
endopodite ep
epimeron ex
exopodite lg
pleopodal lung pp
pleopod pr
protopodite pt
pleotelson ur uropod...
- seven-podomere
exopodite carrying long, bristle-like
setae and gill-like extensions, and no endopodite. The
second pair has a five-podomere
exopodite and a six-podomere...
- it can
safely been
separated only by the more
elongated first pleopod-
exopodite of the male. Historically,
three subspecies of
Armadillidium atti**** have...
-
Endopodites are
attached to the coxa,
which also bore a feather-like
exopodite, or gill branch,
which was used for
respiration and, in some species,...
-
trapezoidal in A. insulanum) and the
length of the
posterior lobe of the
exopodite of the
first pleopod of the male (longer in A. phalacronum). Armadillidium...
-
close to midline, a
longer spine on the
basal segment of the
antenna exopodite, and by the
presence of very big
projections on the latter. The Brazilian...
- York,
United States) and
report close morphological similarity of the
exopodite structure in C.
pleurexanthemus and
Anacheirurus adserai in
spite of the...
- has a
distal hair-field at its
apical part. The
posterior lobe of the
exopodite of the
first pleopod is
triangular and the apex of the
endopodite is straight...
- both
males and females. The
endopodites are
curved and dagger-like; the
exopodite is
shorter than the endopodite; in
females they are rod-like with transformed...
