- appendages. The
first of
these are the chelifores,
followed by the palps, the
ovigers,
which are used for
cleaning themselves and
caring for eggs and
young as...
-
chelifores coming first,
followed by the pedipalps, and then
finally the
ovigers (which end in a
terminal claw). The
proboscis of this
taxon is partially...
- the
cephalon (head
section that bore eyes, proboscis, chelifores, palps,
ovigers and 1st leg pair) and 3
trunk somites (section that bore the remaining...
- very short. The
ovigers have 10 articles, and each
oviger ends in a
strong terminal claw.
These sea
spiders feature compound oviger spines arranged in...
-
range Synonyms Araneus sclopetarius Araneus sericatus Aranea undata Aranea oviger Epeira sericata Epeira virgata Epeira frondosa Epeira sclopetaria Epeira...
- with
ovigers, a
specialized pair of legs and
fertilizes the eggs externally. The
males glue the eggs into
clusters and
carries the eggs on his
ovigers until...
- apennini**** J.
Martens 1969
Arachnida Opiliones Podoctidae Leytpodoctis oviger J.
Martens 1993
Arachnida Opiliones Nemastomatidae Mediostoma armatum J...
-
tapering proboscis, and in males, a pair of
slender curved appendages called ovigers,
which are used in reproduction. The
prosome consists of four segments...
- DS
ovifer L egg-bearing, from ovum
Pachyphytum oviferum, Pand****
oviger* D
oviger D
ovinus L sheep, from ovis
Festuca ovina H DS C
oxyphyllus G sharp-leaved...
-
walking legs, and in most species, the male
transfers the eggs to his
ovigers (legs
adapted for the care of eggs and young),
where he
fertilises them...
