The tarsal sensory system of Amblyomma variegatum Fabricius (Ixodidae, Metastriata). III. Mapping of sensory hairs and evolution of the relative importance of sensory modalities during post-embryonic development

Hess, E.; Vlimant, M.

The tarsal sensory system of Amblyomma variegatum Fabricius (Ixodidae, Metastriata). III. Mapping of sensory hairs and evolution of the relative importance of sensory modalities during post-embryonic development

1983

Hess, E. | Vlimant, M.

Amblyomma variegatum larvae, nymphs, and adults, distribution of 12 types of sensory hairs on front tarsi compared, changes in relative importance of sensory modalities during post-embryonic development, no differences between males and females

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amblyomma variegatum arthropoda arthropoda arthropoda development morphology nervous system

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Revue suisse de zoologie

Volume 90 Issue 4 Pagination 887 - 897 ISSN 0035-418X

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Sex of parasite; Parasite surfaces

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English

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Journal Article; Text

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The tarsal sensory system of Amblyomma variegatum Fabricius (Ixodidae, Metastriata). III. Mapping of sensory hairs and evolution of the relative importance of sensory modalities during post-embryonic development

1983

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