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... types of so - called hair sensilla , named on the basis of their shape ( Figure 9 ) . The following types of sensilla are known from critical behavioral or electrophysi- ological studies to be chemoreceptive : ( 1 ) trichodea ( hairs ) ...
... types of so - called hair sensilla , named on the basis of their shape ( Figure 9 ) . The following types of sensilla are known from critical behavioral or electrophysi- ological studies to be chemoreceptive : ( 1 ) trichodea ( hairs ) ...
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... type of unknown function . Attempts have been made to designate developmental stages of these types and to view some of them as stages in the development of others , thus giving rise to at least five classes . The sensory cells are ...
... type of unknown function . Attempts have been made to designate developmental stages of these types and to view some of them as stages in the development of others , thus giving rise to at least five classes . The sensory cells are ...
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West Indian cave temples Two main temple types of the Gupta period - Period of he great stone emples Sikhara types The. time an attempt was made to give height to the stupas by multiplying the terraces that supported the dome and by ...
West Indian cave temples Two main temple types of the Gupta period - Period of he great stone emples Sikhara types The. time an attempt was made to give height to the stupas by multiplying the terraces that supported the dome and by ...
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