File:Spirorbis scheme.png
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English: Schematic drawing of Spirorbis cf. spirorbis with the collar (co), the branchial crown consisting of radioles (ra) and pinnules (pi), and the operculum (op) protruding from the coiled shell. The latter is dissected open in the region of the anterior abdomen to unveil the membraneous tube surrounding the embryos. |
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| Source | Brinkmann, N., Wanninger, A. (2009). Neurogenesis suggests independent evolution of opercula in serpulid polychaetes. BMC Evol Biology 9: 270. doi:10.1186/1471-2148-9-270 |
| Author | Nora Brinkmann, Andreas Wanninger |
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