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point Stylet (anatomy), a hard,
sharp anatomical structure In the
medical industry a
stylet is a
slender medical probe or device. For example,
stylets used...
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mouthparts are elongated. The
labium encloses all
other mouthparts, the
stylets, like a sheath. The
labrum forms the main
feeding tube,
through which blood...
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mouthparts of tardigrades,
diptera and
aphids are also
called stylets. In octopodes, the
stylets are internal, needle-like bent rods
within the mantle, the...
- (Combitube).
Other devices such as
rigid stylets, the
lightwand (a
blind technique) and
indirect fiberoptic rigid stylets, such as the
Bullard scope, Upsher...
- The
flatworms "fence"
using extendable two-headed dagger-like
stylets.
These stylets are
pointed (and in some
species hooked) in
order to
pierce their...
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active stylet are sacs
containing back-up
stylets to
replace the
active one as the
animal grows or an
active one is lost.
Instead of one
stylet, the Polystilifera...
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known for
their signature helmets;
their name
reflects their helmet-shaped
stylets. List of
organisms named after famous people (born 1950–present) Stephenson...
- than
being tooth-like, the
mandibles of such
insects are
lengthened into
stylets,
which form the
outer two
parts of the
feeding tube, or beak. The mandibles...
- feed by
sucking animal or
plant cell fluids, or on detritus. A pair of
stylets pierce the prey; the
pharynx muscles then pump the
fluids from the prey...
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further classified, by the
presence of
stylets,
which include: piercing-sucking, sponging, and siphoning. The
stylets are needle-like
projections used to...
