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...soconchs of young bivalves are attached to the dorsal wing membrane. These embryonic shells are common in basal {{Taxon name|Neoptera}} from Hagen-Vorhalle but
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...ductive biology''' Both species are ovoviviparous; all stages of embryonic development occur inside the mother’s body. In view of the absence of any notes on ov
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...n name|Trogolaphysa jacobyi}}'' sp. n and may be related to post-embryonic development. The chaetotaxy of Abd. 2 in fig. 12 of Palacios-Vargas and Thibaud (1997)<
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Squamation. The stages of development of the denticle band (Fig. 6) are described as follows. Only stages 0, 2 an
Stage 2: (ca. 250 mm DW, Fig. 6B, C) -- Development of secondary median denticle patch around suprascapular denticles (CSIRO H
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...dline, and internally along the spine and are smaller at the same stage of development than larval {{Taxon name|Coryphopterus kuna|''Coryphopterus kuna''}}. Larva
...umber of days need to be added to the increment count for the hatching and embryonic developmental stages (Victor 1991). However, these gobies have brooded eggs
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...erture, and its peristome is not adnate. Moreover, the spiral lines on the embryonic whorls are much weaker in ''{{Taxon name|Angustopila subelevata}}'' sp. n.
...es in sync with the subsequent whorls. Normally, this phase of ontogenetic development in gastropods <nowiki>[</nowiki>p/t boundary<nowiki>]</nowiki> indicates th
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| title = Postembryonic development of the dorsal chaetotaxy in Seira dowlingi (Collembola, Entomobryidae); wit
...nly the presence or absence of setae M 2 and r varies during postembryonic development. In 3 rd Inst., one specimen has both setae; five specimens in 4 th Inst. h
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...and Dhaenens & VandenSpiegel (2006) provided information on post-embryonic development and reproduction.
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...is characteristic for the latest phases of reproduction (embryo and larvae development). During these periods oscula and pores are rarely observed. Colour is yell
...ntiate at the beginning of vitellogenesis of oocytes. During the embryonic development they concentrate in the mesohyl surrounding embryos. These eosinophilic gra
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...–7.025 – 7.500 whorls. Whorls never spirally grooved; somewhat convex. Embryonic shell smooth; not polished; with 1.250–1.554 – 2.500 whorls. Postnuclea
...xon name|Pupopsis torquilla|''P. torquilla''}} due to similar size and the development of the apertural armature. However, the shell of the new species is much mo
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...generation per year, late in the summer with a winter arrest of embryonic development. It can be found on bare ground, and scrublands of rocky steppe (Moussi et
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...are two generations a year, in spring and autumn with a stop of embryonic development in winter. This species leaves in scrublands of sandy steppe (Moussi et al.
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...nent Chinese herpetologist and educator, for his great contribution to the development of herpetological study and the training of a new generation of scientists
...o evaluate the correlation between environmental temperature and embryonic development in {{Taxon name|Paramesotriton ermizhaoi|''P. ermizhaoi''}}.}}
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...mm (n = 8), maximum width 0.61 mm. White in color throughout the embryonic development. Elongated-oval in shape, rounded at both ends and slightly tapering toward
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...(2006) Final Report for Economic Geology FR-2. Sector plan for sustainable development of the mining sector in the Lao PDR. The World Bank, Washington DC, 36 pp.
|7= File:zookeys-592-e8118-g004.jpg|8= '''Figure 4.''' Embryonic whorls of {{Taxon name|Plectopylidae}}. '''A–B''' ''{{Taxon name|Hunyadis
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| title = Morphological development of Hypophthalmus fimbriatus and H. marginatus post-yolk-sac larvae (Silurif
...92 % HL), and pre-ventral-fin length (34.8 to 36.6 % SL) decreased during development, while snout length (25 to 50 % HL), interorbital distance (26.3 to 50.3 %
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| title = Morphological development of Hypophthalmus fimbriatus and H. marginatus post-yolk-sac larvae (Silurif
...54.8 to 100 %) and interorbital distance (33.5 to 54 % HL) decrease during development while snout length (25 to 54 % HL), pre-pectoral-fin length (17.9 to 26.% S
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Uterus medullary, with [[type]]1 development according to de Chambrier et al. (2004), defined as follows: uterine stem p
...(Figs. 36–38). Oncospheres oval, 14–15 long and 10–11 wide, with six embryonic hooks 5.5–6.5 long (Figs. 37, 38).}}
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Uterus medullary, with [[type]]1 development according to de Chambrier et al. (2004), with lumen of uterus appearing in
...(Figs. 39, 40); oncospheres oval, 12–15 long and 10–12 wide, with six embryonic hooks about 6 long (Figs. 39, 40).}}
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It is not surprising to note that embryonic development takes places within the female gonotheca. A similar situation was equally o
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