-
arthropods give rise to the eyes and the labrum. This
condition of
having protocerebral appendages is not
found anywhere else
among arthropods,
except in fossil...
- prosoma) ...7-10: ∎
Abdominal somites (further
somites omitted) P: ∎
Protocerebral somite /
appendage D: ∎
Deutocerebral somite /
appendage T: ∎ Tritocerebral...
- Vinther,
Jakob (2018-03-09). "Brain and eyes of
Kerygmachela reveal protocerebral ancestry of the
panarthropod head".
Nature Communications. 9 (1): 1019...
- less bulbous, and
sometime possesses a pair of pre-ocular,
presumely protocerebral appendages – for example,
primary antennae or well-developed frontal...
- the
brain region, thus all of the
other head
nerves were
considered protocerebral. On the
other hand, a
subsequent study of
radiodont Stanleycaris might...
-
shield that
covers the proterosoma,
which comprises the
fused acron (
protocerebral region) and
first four segments, and two free segments, the mesopeltidium...
- Its
neural tissue indicates that the
radiodont frontal appendage is
protocerebral,
resolving parts of the
arthropod head
problem and
showing that the...
- routes,
either through the medial-antenno
protocerebral tract (m-APT) or
through the lateral-antenno
protocerebral tract (l-APT), and
connecting with two...
-
between podomeres and
provide flexibility.
Their purported pre-ocular and
protocerebral origin suggest they are
homologous to the
primary antennae of Onychophora...
- and lateral, and
bears the eyes.
Orthodenticle is ****ociated with the
protocerebral bridge, part of the
central complex,
traditionally a
marker of the prosocerebrum...
