-
their food
using bristles known as
gnathobases located at the coxa or base of
their walking limbs.: 556
Gnathobases on the
right and left legs form a...
- Wisangocaris). They are
thought to have been durophagous, with
robust gnathobases (spined
basal sections of limbs) used to
shred hard-s****ed organisms...
- In spiders, the
coxae frequently have
extensions called maxillae or
gnathobases,
which function as
mouth parts with or
without some
contribution from...
- flexible, this was
followed by 5
pairs of
appendages that bore
large gnathobases (modified basipod/base of the
appendages used to
process food), increasing...
-
features of
other chelicerates,
including backward-pointing
mouths and
gnathobases ("jaw bases") at the
bases of
their legs; both of
these features are...
- head and
faces slightly backwards. The
bases of the legs form
toothed gnathobases that both
grind the food and push it
towards the mouth. This is how the...
-
examples of
hairs on the legs
suggest adaptations for
feeding (as for the
gnathobases) or
sensory organs to help with walking. The
toothless mouth of trilobites...
-
appendages with
serrated edges used for food processing. The
presence of
gnathobases in
members of
Chengjiangocardidae suggests that they were
capable of...
- from
multiple specimens comprising frontal appendages,
multiple endites,
gnathobase‐like structures, a
nearly complete body, a head
carapace complex, and...
- are
uniramous and have
basipods (basal segments)
modified into
spined gnathobases (used to
process food). The last two head
appendages and the
trunk limbs...
