Difference between revisions of "metaneme"
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|etymology=Greek <i>meta</i>, after; <i>nema</i>, thread | |etymology=Greek <i>meta</i>, after; <i>nema</i>, thread | ||
| − | |definition=(NEMATA) Filamentous organs in or near the lateral epidermal cords that usually have anterior and sometimes posterior filaments and a central scapulus; thought to be stretch receptors | + | |definition=(NEMATA) Filamentous organs in or near the [[lateral]] [[epidermal]] cords that usually have [[anterior]] and sometimes [[posterior]] filaments and a central [[scapulus]]; thought to be stretch receptors |
|see also=[[orthometaneme]], [[propriocepter]]. | |see also=[[orthometaneme]], [[propriocepter]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:41, 13 September 2013
metaneme (noun; Greek meta, after; nema, thread): (NEMATA) Filamentous organs in or near the lateral epidermal cords that usually have anterior and sometimes posterior filaments and a central scapulus; thought to be stretch receptorsSee also: orthometaneme, propriocepter.
