CONNECTIVE TISSUE CATCH IN ECHINODERMS

@article{Motokawa1984CONNECTIVETC,
  title={CONNECTIVE TISSUE CATCH IN ECHINODERMS},
  author={T. Motokawa},
  journal={Biological Reviews},
  year={1984},
  volume={59}
}
  • T. Motokawa
  • Published 1984
  • Biology
  • Biological Reviews
    • (1) Catch connective tissue is defined as the collagenous connective tissue whose mechanical properties can be changed rapidly (in seconds or minutes) under nervous control. 
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