Morphological variation and distribution of free neuromasts during half-smooth tongue sole Cynoglossus semilaevis ontogeny
This study was conducted to clarify the distribution and morphology of free neuromasts during the development of half-smooth tongue sole （Cynoglossus semilaevis） using scanning electron microscopy. During development, （1） the apical surface of free neuromasts changed in shape from a circle to a four...
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| description | This study was conducted to clarify the distribution and morphology of free neuromasts during the development of half-smooth tongue sole （Cynoglossus semilaevis） using scanning electron microscopy. During development, （1） the apical surface of free neuromasts changed in shape from a circle to a four-poiut star; （2） the external structure changed from being level with the epidermis to papilla-like above the level of the epidermis; （3） the neuromast cupula changed from cylindrical to blade-shaped; （4） the free neuromasts went from occurring singly to being in clusters of a few single organs; （5） the arrangement changed from a linear array to no discernable pattern; （6） there was a significant increase in the number of free neuromasts after metamorphosis. In adult C. semilaevis, free neuromasts were only observed on the abocular side of the head. Thus, there were more free neuromasts located on the abocular side of the head with a higher concentration around the anterior nostril and mouth, which may have a mechanical sensory function to help locate food as an adaptation to a benthic mode of life. |
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| subjects | Anatomy & physiology Benthos Biology Body organs Circles (geometry) Cynoglossus Cynoglossus semilaevis Distribution Earth and Environmental Science Earth Sciences Electron microscopy Epidermis Fish Head Linear arrays Marine Mechanical properties Metamorphosis Morphology Neuromasts Oceanography Ontogeny Scanning electron microscopy Sensory perception Skin 个体发育过程 半滑舌鳎 和分布 开发过程 形态变化 扫描电子显微镜 游离 神经 |
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