- In invertebrates, the term
parapodium (Gr. para,
beyond or
beside + podia, feet; pl.: parapodia)
refers to
lateral outgrowths or
protrusions from the body...
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parapodial cavity.
These sea
hares are able to swim by jet propulsion,
through sucking in
water through the
small anterior opening of the
parapodial cavity...
- (A) A
defined tubule of the
digestive diverticula extending into the
parapodial region of the
animal (arrow). The
digestive system consists of densely...
- of
Plakobranchus ocellatus with
spread parapodia.
Stomach and
branched parapodial digestive glands are visible. The
tissue region in the red
square was...
- rhinop****s (head tentacles),
which are
further back,
almost between the
parapodial lobes. The parapodia,
fleshy winglike outgrowths, come to a noticeable...
- however,
differs by
having longer antennae and anal cirri, as well as
parapodial glands with
granular material. The animal's name is
derived from the Aboriginal...
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having enlarged dorsal and
ventral cirri (fine appendages) and
reduced parapodial lobes and
chaetae (bristles). Some
species have
appendages with specialised...
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behind the s****. The s**** is
partially or
completely enfolded by
lateral parapodial (=fleshy
winglike outgrowths) lobes.
Their s****
varies in size according...
- are
almost completely fused. The pair of
small rounded flaps form the
parapodial cavity over the
mantle cavity and the
vestigial s****.
These sea hares...
-
orange streaks and blue dots are
visible on the margins. It has two
large parapodial folds that run the
length of
either side of the body, and
almost touch...
