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Journal Article
Fine morphology of frontal filaments in nauplii of cirriped crustaceans
2016
Overview
Fine morphology of the frontal filaments (FFs) at all nauplius stages of two barnacle species (
Verruca stroemia
and
Hesperibalanus hesperius
) has been investigated by scanning electron microscopy. FFs have been detected at the second nauplius stage and persist during all stages. FFs contain a wide proximal and a fine distal parts, but they are not actually separated as segments of the limbs, and the area between them looks like a single cuticular crease. Apical and subapical pores have been found at the top of each FF in the larvae of both species, which may indicate the chemoreceptor function of these organs.
Publisher
Pleiades Publishing,Springer Nature B.V
