FIG. 11 in Regeneration in the dorids exemplified by Onchidoris muricata (Gastropoda, Nudibranchia)

FIG. 11. Rhinophore recovery after removal of the clavus with lamellae (light microscopy). A. Appearance of the regenerate on the 2nd day post amputation, front view. B, C. Regeneration bud on the surface of the regenerate and intact rhinophore, dorsal view. D–F. The appearance of the rhinophore on the 7th day after injury from the dorsal side (D, E) and from the front (F). G–H. Appearance of the regenerate with the first lamellae, isolated apex and spicules inside. I. Spicule of the regenerate on the 10th day post amputation. Abbreviation: arrh – apex of regenerating rhinophore; irh – intact rhinophore; rrh – regenerating rhinophore; sp – spicule; spb – spicule of body; t – tubercle.