File:EB1911 Rotifera - Pedalion mira.jpg
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English: Pedalion mira. A, lateral surface view of an adult female: a, median ventral appendage; b, median dorsal appendage; c, distal ventro-lateral appendage; d, dorso-lateral appendage; f, dorsal antenna; g, “chin”; x′, cephalotroch. B, lateral view, showing viscera: oc, eye-spots; n, nephridia; e, ciliated toes; other letters as above. C, ventral view: x′, trochus; x, cingulum; other letters as above. D, ventral view, showing the musculature (cf. text). E, dorsal view of a male: a, lateral appendages; b, dorsal appendage. F, lateral view of a male. G, enlarged view of the antenna f. H, enlarged view of the median ventral appendage. |
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| Date | published 1911 | |||
| Source | “Rotifera,” Encyclopædia Britannica (11th ed.), v. 23, 1911, p. 761, fig. 5. | |||
| Author | after Hudson. | |||
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| current | 17:15, 27 April 2019 | | 745 × 978 (255 KB) | Bob Burkhardt | {{Information |description ={{en|1=''Pedalion mira''. A, lateral surface view of an adult female: ''a'', median ventral appendage; ''b'', median dorsal appendage; ''c'', distal ventro-lateral appendage; ''d'', dorso-lateral appendage; ''f'', dorsal antenna; ''g'', “chin”; ''x′'', cephalotroch. B, lateral view, showing viscera: ''oc'', eye-spots; ''n'', nephridia; ''e'', ciliated toes; other letters as above. C, ventral view: ''x′'', trochus; ''x'', cingulum; other letters as above. D, ventr... |
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