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GNATHOBASE Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of GNATHOBASE is a joint or process of the proximal part of the appendage of an arthropod modified to aid in carrying or masticating food.
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gnathobase - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
(invertebrate zoology) A lower appendage of many arthropods, used to macerate food items.
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Gnathobase - Crustacea Glossary::Definitions
Gnathobase. Endite which through medial contact with opposite member of its pair serves for comminution of food; may also serve in food transport.
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gnathobase
gnathobase Zool. (ˈneɪθəʊbeɪs) [f. gnatho- + base n.1] A process developed from the lower part of a segmented limb in certain arthropods, modified to bite or crush food. Hence gnathoˈbasic a.1881 E. R. Lankester in Q. Jrnl. Micr. Sci. Apr. 348 Of the six endites the proximal is somewhat isolated and...
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Horseshoe Crabs - Gnathobases - YouTube
How do you eat if you don't have jaws? This time on brainwave we are looking into some anatomical features of the horse shoe crab.
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Mandibular gnathobases of marine planktonic copepods – feeding ...
Gnathobases of copepod species that mainly feed on phytoplankton feature compact and stable tooth-like structures, so-called teeth.
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Acutiramus
The largest preserved tergite suggests that the species could grow up to 1.65 metres in length, while a gnathobase (a lower appendage used to macerate, The gnathobase is similar to that of A. cummingsi, and A. macrophthalmus would likely possess appendages and carapaces that are similar in form and size
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Morphology of the mandibular gnathobases of the copepods ...
MGEs were found to end in one dorsal seta and to have one ventral tooth, four central teeth and three dorsal teeth.
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Gnathobase Definition & Meaning - YourDictionary
Gnathobase definition: (invertebrate zoology) A lower appendage of many arthropods, used to macerate food items.
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Mandibular gnathobases of marine planktonic copepods
When ingesting food, the copepods use the gnathobases of their mandibles to grab and, if necessary, crush and mince the food items. The ...
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Fig. 11. Role of gnathobases in food processing - ResearchGate
Smaller sub-gnathobasic spines alternate with the larger teeth-like gnathobasic spines. The robust protopod, characterized by medially opposed gnathal edges, ...
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Amplectobelua
Amplectobelua shares a unique feature among radiodonts with Ramskoeldia, in having gnathobase-like structures (GLSs) underneath its neck region, at least
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endite
▪ I. endite, n. Zool. (ˈɛndaɪt) [f. Gr. ἔνδ-ον within + -ite1.] An appendage on the inner side of a limb of a crustacean.1881 E. R. Lankester in Q. Jrnl. Microsc. Sci. XXI. 348 The median portion may be spoken of as the axis or corm, whilst the processes may be called ‘phyllites’ or ‘apophyses’, tho...
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Amplectobeluidae
Another distinctive features only known in amplectobeluid genera were pairs of gnathobase-like structures (known by Amplectobelua and Ramskoeldia), or
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jaw
▪ I. jaw, n.1 (dʒɔː) Forms: α. 4–5 iow, 4–6 iowe; β. 5–7 iawe, 7– jaw; (5 geaw, gowe, gew, 7 gagh). [A word of difficult etymology, on the origin of which the evidence known to us affords conflicting indications. It occurs in the form jow(e from c 1375; c 1483 we find jaw(e, which before long supers...
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