Laxus oneistus
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s13127-024-00643-0 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/038F517A-3E35-FF9D-FCC4-8110FE52865B |
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Felipe |
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Laxus oneistus |
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The corpus has a vase-like shape and is about two to three times as long as wide, tapering gradually over a longer distance towards the anterior end. It is conspicuously large compared to the corpus of species in other genera and constitutes around 45–52% of the pharynx length ( Table 1). The myofilaments are only slightly directed forward and the anterior-most end and nearly perfectly perpendicular until 2/3 of the corpus length. From this point on, they are oriented slightly backwards. The density of myofilaments and intensity of the F-actin signal were equal in both corpus and the succeeding isthmus. Basally situated nuclei are positioned in between myofilaments in the corpus ( Figs. 1j View Fig , 4h, 5n View Fig and 7h View Fig ).
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