- The
nephrostome is the funnel-like
component of a metanephridium. It is
always oriented towards the coelom. The
nephrostome is
covered from the inside...
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known as the Boj**** organ.) A
metanephridium typically consists of the
nephrostome (a
ciliated funnel)
opening into the body cavity,
connected to a duct...
- pair of
structures called nephrostomes are
located at the back of each septum; a
nephric tubule leads from each
nephrostome through the
septum and into...
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called the
nephrostome, a long
convoluted tubule, and
another opening called the nephridiopore. Body
fluids are
filtered in
through the
nephrostome and p****ed...
- Onchnesoma,
which have only a
single nephridium. A
ciliated funnel, or
nephrostome,
opens into the
coelomic cavity at the
anterior end,
close to the nephridiopore...
- nephrolith, nephrolithiasis, nephrologist, nephrology, nephron, nephroptosis,
nephrostome, pronephros,
protonephridium nerv- sinew,
nerve Latin nervus enervate...
- The
coelom is
connected to the
pronephric duct
through the
ciliated nephrostomes,
which drain coelom fluid into the cloaca.
Because of its
small size...
- nephrolith, nephrolithiasis, nephrologist, nephrology, nephron, nephroptosis,
nephrostome, pronephros,
protonephridium nerv- sinew,
nerve Latin nervus enervate...
- then
later became the
dorsal branches of the
pronephros that link to
nephrostomes (distinct from nephrotomes).
These rounded bumps are the
structures observed...
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filtration cavity into the
nephron through ciliated funnels known as
nephrostomes.
These thin
epithelial tubes are
densely packed with
cilia and have a...
