- (which
originated from the
chordate nephridia).
Nephridia remove metabolic wastes from an animal's body.
Nephridia come in two
basic categories: metanephridia...
-
through pores called nephridiopores on the worm's sides; usually, two
nephridia (sometimes more) are
found in most segments. At the
centre of a worm is...
- hand,
gives rise to the epidermis, the
nervous tissue, and if present,
nephridia.
Simpler animals, such as sea sponges, have one germ
layer and lack true...
-
aquatic arthropods and some
terrestrial ones also have
organs called nephridia ("little kidneys"),
which extract other wastes for
excretion as urine...
-
median plane. The gill-combs, the
olfactory organs, the foot slime-gland,
nephridia, and the
auricle of the
heart are
single or at
least are more developed...
- tube cell for excretion. Nephron, the
similar structure in
vertebrates Nephridia, the
excretory organ in
annelids Malphigian tubule system, the excretory...
- body. Even
sensitive areas such as the Needham's sac,
branchial heart,
nephridia, and
gills have been
found to
contain tetrodotoxin, and it has no effect...
-
development of the
nephridia in Amphioxus, part II: The
paired nephridia. Q.J.M.S. 76, 655–674.
Goodrich E.S. 1945. The
study of
nephridia and
genital ducts...
- are
excreted in a form of
water solutes through the
excretory organs (
nephridia,
Malpighian tubules, kidneys), with the
exception of CO2,
which is excreted...
-
incoming "lane", the
hindmost pair of
gills and the exit
openings of the
nephridia (kidneys)
known as "Organs of boj****" and
gonads (reproductive organs)...
