- distance.
During co****tion, the
hectocotylus breaks off from the male. The funnel–mantle
locking apparatus on the
hectocotylus keeps it
lodged in the pallial...
- all. As an example, the
intromittent organ of most
Cephalopoda is the
hectocotylus, a
specialized arm, and male
spiders use
their pedipalps. Even within...
- arm
called a
hectocotylus which it uses to
transfer ****top****s (packets of sperm) into the female's
mantle cavity. The
hectocotylus in
Octopus is...
- of most
cephalopods develop a
specialised arm for
sperm delivery, the
hectocotylus. Anatomically,
cephalopod limbs function using a
crosshatch of helical...
-
approaches a
female and
begins to
caress her with his
modified arm, the
hectocotylus. A male
mates with a
female by
grabbing her,
which sometimes completely...
-
females to
create their eggcases. The
males use a
modified arm, the
hectocotylus, to
transfer sperm to the female. For fertilization, the arm is inserted...
- more than 1 m (3.3 ft) long
using his
hectocotylus (specialized arm) in the female's mantle. The
hectocotylus is
found on the
third arm of male octopuses...
-
hectocotylus, an arm tip
which is
capable of
transferring their ****tozoa into the
female mantle cavity.
Though not all
species use a
hectocotylus;...
- the male,
which is
specially adapted for the
purpose and
known as a
hectocotylus, and
placed inside the
mantle cavity of the
female during mating. The...
- meters. Male with
attached hectocotylus that has
broken free from its sac Cut-away
drawing of the
viscera Details of the
hectocotylus O.
tuberculata paralarva...
