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The ontogeny of the filter apparatus of anuran larvae (Amphibia, Anura)

1991

The pharynx ofBufo calamita, Rana temporaria andBombina variegata larvae (larval Types IV and III) changes considerably during the latter part of embryonic development. The entodermal regions between the visceral pockets flatten inward to form the anlagen of the filter plates. The ectoderm thrusts forward from the area of the persistent epidermal gills overlying the anlagen of the filter plates. The esophagus pushes dorsolaterally into the pharynx to give rise to the ciliary cushions. Comparison with the development ofXenopus laevis (larval Type I) reveals shared characters: (1) the filter plates are overlapped by the sensory layer of the epiderm and (2) the ciliary grooves are, like the ci…

Gillfood.ingredientbiologyOntogenyPipidaeEctodermAnatomybiology.organism_classificationMucusfoodmedicine.anatomical_structureRanoideaSalientiaYolkembryonic structuresmedicineAnimal Science and ZoologyDevelopmental BiologyZoomorphology
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The Oral Cavities of Central European Anuran Larvae (Amphibia)

1982

AbstractWith few additions (structures here called prenarial lobes, prenarial arena pustulations, prevalar pustulations), WASSERSUG'S ( 1976) terminology is adequate to describe the oral structures of Central European anuran larvae. The oral cavities of Bombina and Alytes (Discoglossidoidei) are very similar in structure. Based on oral anatomy Pelabates fuscus appears to occupy an intermediate position within the Anura and a basal position among the Ranoidea, which are morphilogical very heterogeneous in oral characters. This assessment is consistent with the findings of other authors working on the anatomy of the tadpole head. Extensive morphological diversity can be found even within the …

LarvaDental anatomyOntogenyAnatomyBiologybiology.organism_classificationTadpolestomatognathic diseasesRanoideaGenus RanaKey (lock)Animal Science and ZoologyLingual papillaEcology Evolution Behavior and SystematicsAmphibia-Reptilia
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