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cnidarians and bilaterians.[citation needed] In
cephalopods like squids,
statocysts provide a cochlea-like
mechanism to hear. As a result, the
longfin ins****...
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organs of
gastropods (snails and slugs)
include olfactory organs, eyes,
statocysts and mechanoreceptors.
Gastropods have no
sense of hearing. In terrestrial...
- feet
report no pressure. However, many
malacostracan crustaceans have
statocysts,
which provide the same sort of
information as the
balance and motion...
- A few
groups have
statocysts - fluid-filled
chambers containing a small,
solid particle or, in a few groups, two.
These statocysts are
thought to function...
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ganglia above the
oesophagus receive sensory information from the eyes and
statocysts, and
further ganglia below control the
muscles of the mouth, foot, mantle...
- the
movement of
sound waves via
organs called statocysts (similar to the
human cochlea).
Squid statocysts likely respond to low-frequency
sounds less than...
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burrowing or feeding) in
different classes. The foot
carries a pair of
statocysts,
which act as
balance sensors. In gastropods, it
secretes mucus as a lubricant...
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receptors called statocysts can be
found in many
invertebrate groups but are not
contained in the
structure of an
inner ear.
Mollusk statocysts are of a similar...
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solitary animals, with
tentacles arising from the bell margin,
lacking statocysts but
possessing radial canals.
Their gonads are on the
manubrium ("handle")...
- free-swimming
species of
Cubozoa and
Scyphozoa possess balance-sensing
statocysts, and some have
simple eyes. Not all
cnidarians reproduce ****ually, but...
