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Comparative morphology and cytology of taste buds in teleosts
Microanatomy of taste buds in the dogfish, Scyliorbinus canicula
The fine structure of crustacean proprioceptors I. The chordotonal organs in the legs of the shore crab, Carcinus maenas
  • M. Whitear
  • Biology
    Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society…
  • 20 December 1962
TLDR
In the walking legs of the shore crab, Carcinus maenas, is a series of chordotonal organs which consist of a strand of elastic connective tissue in which are embedded scolopidia, and the anatomy and histology of the organs are described in detail.
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Receptor elements in the coxal region of Decapoda Crustacea
TLDR
In the 4th to 8th thoracic segments of decapod Crustacea, at the bases of the peraeopods, sensory organs of various kinds have been found and they all exhibit one feature, unusual in invertebrates, viz their cell-bodies are situated within the central nervous system and not outside it.
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Solitary chemosensory cells
TLDR
In tetrapod vertebrates, taste buds differentiate in oral epithelium under the influence of the appropriate innervation, and there exists a system of differentiated epithelial sensory cells, which closely resemble gustatory receptor cells but are not organized into discrete end organs.
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Fine structure and histochemistry of the epidermis of the fish Monopterus cuchia
An attempt is made to correlate fine structure with the histochemical reactions of the epidermis in the synbranchiform fish Monopterus cuchia. Three sources of mucus are identified. Superficial…
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An electron microscope study of the cornea in mice, with special reference to the innervation.
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The Stomatogastric Nervous System of Arenicola
The stomatogastric system of Arenicola marina L. is in the form of a plexus of nerve-bundles connecting the supra-oesophageal ganglia and the circum-oesophageal commissures with a ring ganglion…
Presumed Sensory Cells in Fish Epidermis
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METHYLENE blue, injected subcutaneously, will stain particular elongated cells, spindle-shaped or flask-shaped, in the epidermis of various teleost fish, but as it seems preferable to describe them by a term not indicative of a supposed function, they will be called ‘spindle cells’ here.
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A note on cold anaesthesia of poikilotherms
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