- The
nephridium (pl.: nephridia) is an
invertebrate organ,
found in
pairs and
performing a
function similar to the
vertebrate kidneys (which originated...
- protonephridia, Hatschek's
nephridium is a
large unpaired excretory structure found within Branchiostoma virginiae. The
nephridium,
along with its collection...
- nephridia,
which produce either ammonia or uric acid as a
waste product. The
nephridium also
plays an
important role in
maintaining water balance in freshwater...
-
excretory system, the
nephridium is central,
tending to the
right side of the body, as a thin dark
layer of
glandular tissue. The
nephridium is
anterior and...
-
between one and four
pairs of tracheae. The
excretory system includes a
nephridium and one or two
pairs of
Malpighian tubules.
Several families of mites...
-
hyposphere 1 -
ganglia 2 -
apical tuft 3 -
prototroch 4 -
metatroch 5 -
nephridium 6 - **** 7 -
protonephridia 8 -
gastrointestinal tract 9 -
buccal opening...
-
excretion is a
nephridium. The most
primitive gastropods retain two nephridia, but in the
great majority of species, the
right nephridium has been lost...
-
pericardial cavity of the
branchial hearts, each of
which is
connected to a
nephridium by a
narrow canal. The
canal delivers the
excreta to a bladder-like renal...
- A
nephridiopore is part of the
nephridium, an
excretory organ found in many organisms, such as
flatworms and annelids.
Polychaetes typically release their...
-
posterior part of the body, and shed
their gametes into the
water through the
nephridium. Once fertilized, the eggs
hatch into a free-living trochop**** larva...
