- prin****l
sclerites (exoskeletal plates) are the
metanotum (dorsal), the
metasternum (ventral), and the
metapleuron (lateral) on each side. The metathorax...
- (/ˈzɪfɔɪd/), also
referred to as the
ensiform process, xiphisternum, or
metasternum,
constitutes a
small cartilaginous process (extension)
located in the...
-
Thoracic and
abdominal sterna of a beetle. A Mesosternum, B
Metasternum, 1
first abdominal sternite, 2-6 rest of sternites...
- Notum: 1. prescutum, 2. scutum, 3.
scutellum Pleuron: 4. propleuron, 5. mesopleuron, 6.
metapleuron Sternum: 7. prosternum, 8. mesosternum, 9.
metasternum...
-
abdomen of a
water strider can have
several segments and
contains both the
metasternum and omphalium.
Gerridae have front, middle, and back legs. The front...
- divided.
Unlike Carabidae, they do not have a
transverse suture on
their metasternum. They also lack the keel-like
feature between the legs of many hydrophilids...
- with a
truncated tip,
ending adjacent to the
metasternal process. The
metasternum has a
complete transverse ridge. The
slender legs have long swimming...
- in the
metasternum,
which here are
merely formed as
poorly or
sometimes barely recognizable, flat
slits on the
outer edge of the
metasternum,
while in...
- stereotype, stereotypic,
steric stern-
breastbone Gr**** στέρνον (stérnon)
metasternum, prosternum,
sternum stern-, strat- spread,
strew Latin sternere, stratus...
- thorax–femur
involving the
movement of the
mesofemur (s****er)
against the
metasternum (file). They use the
vibrations to
communicate with ants and possibly...
