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Fig. 10 Z in Morphology and evolution of the nervous system in Gnathostomulida (Gnathifera, Spiralia)
Fig. 10 Z-projections of the nervous system of Austrognathia microconulifera. Serotonin-like immunoreactivity in white, α-tubulinlike immunoreactivity in yellow, FRMF-amid-like immunoreactivity in magenta, and synapsin 2-like immunoreactivity in green. Anterior to the left. a Entire body. b–d Nervous structures in the ventro-anterior part of the body. e–h Brain and sensory structures in the head region. i and j Ventral nervous structures in the middle part of the trunk. k–n Ventral nervous structures in the posterior part of the body. Abbreviations: ano anterior sensory organ; b brain; bg buccal ganglion; bn buccal nerve; bp brain perikarya; cgr ciliary gut receptor; dac dorso-anterior commissure; dc dorso-lateral nerve cord; dp dorsal perikarya; dpc dorso-posterior
Fig. 1 in Morphology and evolution of the nervous system in Gnathostomulida (Gnathifera, Spiralia)
Fig. 1 Schematic drawings of the nervous system in Gnathostomula paradoxa as inferred from serotonin-like immunoreactivity and CLSM. a Entire body, dorsal structures. b Entire body, ventral structures. c Head and pharyngeal regions, dorsal structures. d Head and pharyngeal regions, ventral structures. Abbreviations: ap anterior perikaryon; asc anterior sensory cell; b brain; bg buccal ganglion; bn buccal nerve; bu bursa; dac1 first dorso-anterior commissure; dac2 second dorsoanterior commissure; dc dorsolateral nerve cord; dtn dorsal tail nerve; e egg; lc lateral nerve cord; ldp large dorsal perikaryon; llp large lateral perikaryon; lsc lateral sensory cell; mc median connective; mdc middorsal cell; mic mouth innervating cell; mo mouth opening; mp median perikarya; np neuropil; p penis; pb pharyngeal bulb; pc posterior commissure; pp posterior perikaryon; slp small lateral perikaryon; t tail; te testis; vac ventro-anterior commissure; vlc ventro-lateral nerve cord; vpc ventro-posterior commissure; vtn ventral tail nerve; * and + indicate where the dorsal part connects to the ventral one
Fig. 2 in Morphology and evolution of the nervous system in Gnathostomulida (Gnathifera, Spiralia)
Fig. 2 Schematic drawing of the nervous system in Gnathostomula paradoxa as inferred from tyrosinated tubulinlike immunoreactivity and CLSM. Central nervous system in red, short peripheral neurites and plexi in purple. a Entire body, dorsal structures. b Entire body, ventral structures. c Head and pharyngeal regions, dorsal structures. Two pairs of compound cirri (s2 and s4) are not shown. d Head and pharyngeal regions, ventral structures. Abbreviations: ac anterior commissure; adn auxiliary dorsolateral neurite bundles; aln auxiliary lateral neurite bundle; bg buccal ganglion; bn buccal nerve; cgr ciliary gut receptor; cpr ciliary pharyngeal receptor; dc dorso-lateral nerve cord; dtn dorsal tail nerve; lc lateral nerve cord; mdc middorsal cell; mnp median nerve plexus; mo mouth opening; mp median perikarya; mpi male pore innervation; mpr median process; np neuropil; pb pharyngeal bulb; pc posterior commissure; pcc posterior cell cluster; pcl buccal ciliation; ppc postpharyngeal commissure; s1–4 compound cirri; sn sensory nerve; so spiral organ; vlc ventro-lateral nerve cord; vpc ventro-posterior commissure; vtn ventral tail nerve
Fig. 14 in Morphology and evolution of the nervous system in Gnathostomulida (Gnathifera, Spiralia)
Fig. 14 Proposed homology of dorsal and ventral serotonin-like immunoreactive structures in the anterior part of the body of examined species of Gnathostomulida. Numbers of morphological characters referring to the particular structures are provided in brackets
Fig. 8 in Morphology and evolution of the nervous system in Gnathostomulida (Gnathifera, Spiralia)
Fig. 8 Schematic drawing of the nervous system in Rastrognathia macrostoma as inferred from serotonin-like (a–c) and tyrosinated tubulin-like (d and e) immunoreactivity and CLSM. a Entire body. b Head and pharyngeal regions, dorsal structures. c Head and pharyngeal regions, ventral structures. d Head and pharyngeal region, projection of both dorsal and ventral structures, dorsal view. Only one out of four pairs of compound cirri is shown. e Posterior region, dorsal view. Abbreviations: ap anterior perikaryon; aso anterior spiral organ; b brain; bg buccal ganglion; bn buccal nerve; cc compound cirri; dac dorsoanterior commissure; dc dorsolateral nerve cord; dp dorsal perikaryon; lc lateral nerve cord; lp lateral perikaryon; mdc middorsal cell; mo mouth opening; mp median perikarya; np neuropil; p penis; pb pharyngeal bulb; pc posterior commissure; pcc posterior cell cluster; pso posterior spiral organ; te testis; vac ventro-anterior commissure; vco ventral ciliary organ; vlc ventro-lateral nerve cord; vpc ventro-posterior commissure
Fig. 6 in Morphology and evolution of the nervous system in Gnathostomulida (Gnathifera, Spiralia)
Fig. 6 Schematic drawing of the nervous system in Labidognathia longicollis as inferred from serotonin-like immunoreactivity and CLSM. a Entire body. b Head and pharyngeal regions, dorsal structures. c Head and pharyngeal regions, ventral structures. Abbreviations: ap anterior perikaryon; b brain; bg buccal ganglion; bn buccal nerve; dac1 first dorso-anterior commissure; dac2 second dorso-anterior commissure; dpp dorsal paired perikarya; lc lateral nerve cord; lpp large paired perikarya; mo mouth opening; mp median perikaryon; pb pharyngeal bulb; php pharyngeal perikarya, pp posterior perikaryon; te testis; vac ventro-anterior commissure; vlc ventro-lateral nerve cord; vlp ventrolateral perikaryon; vpc ventro-posterior commissure
Fig. 4 Z in Morphology and evolution of the nervous system in Gnathostomulida (Gnathifera, Spiralia)
Fig. 4 Z-projections of the details of the nervous system of Gnathostomula paradoxa visualized with CLSM. Tyrosinated tubulinlike immunoreactivity in yellow, cell nuclei visualized with DAPI in cyan, serotonin-like immunoreactivity in white (b, c) and red (d–f), Factin phalloidin staining in green, FMRF-amid-like immunoreactivity in glow (g) and magenta (h and i), synapsin 1-like immunoreactivity in blue. Anterior to the left. a Sensory structures in antero-lateral part of the rostrum. b Posterior end of animal, showing posterior commissure and tail innervation. c Posterior end of animal, details of dorsal structures. d Ventral nervous structures in pharyngeal region. e and f Ventral nervous structures in the middle part of the animal. g FMRF-amid-like immunoreactivity in the entire body, ventral view. h FMRF-amid-like
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