Titlebook: At the Size Limit - Effects of Miniaturization in Insects; Alexey A. Polilov Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016

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Analysis of Peculiar Miniaturization-Related Structural Features in Different Groups of Animals,of body size can be very different in different groups of animals and include both features shared by all animals and unique features of particular animal species. In this chapter, the consequences of miniaturization in different groups of insects are analyzed and compared with those found in other

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Wegweiser in der Frankreich-Forschungof body size can be very different in different groups of animals and include both features shared by all animals and unique features of particular animal species. In this chapter, the consequences of miniaturization in different groups of insects are analyzed and compared with those found in other miniature animals.

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Joachim Schild,Henrik Uterweddeul usage in microinsect studies. In this chapter, the collecting methods for the principal groups of microinsects are briefly reviewed, different methods of fixation and storage of material are described, and modern techniques for studying the structure of microinsects—optical microscopy, histology,

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Joachim Schild,Henrik Uterweddein detail for . (Psocoptera: Liposcelididae). It is shown that . in spite of its minute size, shows no strong simplification of the structure. The principal miniaturization-related anatomical features of . are as follows: reduction of the number of fully formed elements of the skeleton and simplific

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Dieter Menyesch,Henrik Uterweddedetail for . (Thripidae). It is shown that in spite of the minute size . is not strongly simplified in structure. The main miniaturization-related anatomical features of . are the reduction of fully formed elements of the skeleton in nymphs, absence of muscles of midgut, simplification of the trache

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Verfassungsordnung der V. Republik,own that in spite of minute size, external structures of adult Trichogrammatidae remain complex. Such internal structures of these wasps as the intestine and tracheal and circulatory systems are considerably simplified; the number of Malpighian tubules is reduced; some muscles are lost. It is shown