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Topographic Organization of the Pectine Neuropils in Scorpions = An Analysis of Chemosensory Afferents and the Projection Pattern in the Central Nervous System /

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Title/Author:	Topographic Organization of the Pectine Neuropils in Scorpions/ by Denise Drozd.
Reminder of title:	An Analysis of Chemosensory Afferents and the Projection Pattern in the Central Nervous System /
Author:	Drozd, Denise.
Description:	XI, 47 p. 1 illus.online resource. :
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Topographic Organization of the Pectine Neuropils in Scorpions = An Analysis of Chemosensory Afferents and the Projection Pattern in the Central Nervous System /
Drozd, Denise.

Topographic Organization of the Pectine Neuropils in ScorpionsAn Analysis of Chemosensory Afferents and the Projection Pattern in the Central Nervous System /[electronic resource] :by Denise Drozd. - 1st ed. 2019. - XI, 47 p. 1 illus.online resource. - BestMasters,2625-3577. - BestMasters,.

The Nervous System of Scorpions -- Structural Analysis of the Posterior Pectine Neuropil -- Projection Areas of Chemosensory Afferents.

Chelicerates do not possess dedicated antennae like the Mandibulata but have evolved their second sets of appendages into the eponymous chelicerae. In scorpions, pectines are specialized comb-like structures, located on the ninth body segment, used for examining the substrate for chemo- and mechanosensory signals. The comb teeth, or pegs, are truncated beveled structures facing the substrate for probing, and are studded with numerous sensory receptors. Afferents from the pectines project into a distinct neuropil of the central nervous system, located behind the fourth walking leg neuropils. Denise Drozd analyzes afferents of single pegs in Mesobuthus eupeus by backfilling, combined with immunohistological labeling of neuropil regions. Her results suggest a topographic representation of the chemosensory fibers within the pectine neuropil instead of the typical chemotopic representation. Contents The Nervous System of Scorpions Structural Analysis of the Posterior Pectine Neuropil Projection Areas of Chemosensory Afferents Target Groups Lecturers and students in the fields of neurobiology, morphology, and zoology The Author Denise Drozd is a PhD candidate of Prof. Dr. Harald Wolf at the Institute of Neurobiology at Ulm University, Germany. .

ISBN: 9783658251550

Standard No.: 10.1007/978-3-658-25155-0doiSubjects--Topical Terms:

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Zoology.

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