File:Sphaerotherium obtusum EB1911.png
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English: Diagram of the nervous and circulatory system of Sphaerotherium obtusum, a South African species of Oniscomorpha. After G. C. Bourne, J. Linn. Soc. xix., Pl. 29, 1886.
c, Head. oc, Eye-cluster. ant, Antenna. md, Basal segment of mandible. tg2 and tg13, Part of the terga of the second and thirteenth segments. cb, Cerebral ganglia supplying tr, Tracheal tubes with spiral the eyes and antennae. oes, Oesophagus, cut through. sb.gl, Suboesophageal or First ganglion of ventral chain. gl2 and gl22, Second and twenty second ganglia of chain, the posterior nerve of each ganglion, lg.n, supplies the leg, the anterior, tr.n, the tracheal sac and other organs; n.gon, Nerve to gonopods. tr.s, Tracheal sac. |
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| Source | Encyclopædia Britannica (11th ed.), 1911, v. 18 |
| Author | Unknown author |
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