Titlebook: Arthropod Biology and Evolution; Molecules, Developme Alessandro Minelli,Geoffrey Boxshall,Giuseppe Fusc Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin H

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Arthropod Embryology: Cleavage and Germ Band Development,ctories. These ontogenetic differences concern all embryonic stages, steps, and levels from gene expression, cleavage and gastrulation, germ band formation and growth, to segmentation and morphogenesis (Weygoldt 1960a, 1963; Anderson 1973; Scholtz 1997; Akam 2000; Hughes and Kaufman 2002a). Likewise

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Arthropod Developmental Endocrinology,n. By contrast, postembryonic growth and differentiation are controlled almost entirely by circulating hormones and secreted growth factors. Also, in contrast to the dozens and perhaps hundreds of genes that control early stages of embryonic specification and differentiation, only a very small handf

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The Arthropod Cuticle,e but what does it look like inside? In the past two centuries, starting with the discovery of chitin as a major component of the arthropod cuticle by Odier (1823), a vast number of publications contributed to the understanding of cuticle architecture and composition (reviewed in Locke 2001; Moussia

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Arthropod Segmentation and Tagmosis,als, Aristotle’s . [., internally (sub)divided] and Linnaeus’ Latin equivalent ., now restricted to one of the major arthropod subgroups, already referred to the modular organization of the body. In the idealistic perspective of the past, this trait, more than the presence of articulated appendages

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The Arthropod Head,xes. Prominent examples are the cerebralization of the central nervous system, the integration of anterior appendages to encompass sensory function and food uptake, the integration of anterior segments covered by a continuous dorsal shield, and a condensation of the endoskeleton which has resulted i

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