1963
DOI: 10.1590/s0074-02761963000200008
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Ueber das Zirkulationssystem einer Machilde (Thysanura)

Abstract: Es werden Anatomie und Histologie des Zirkulations- und Bingegewebssytems der letzten Segmente und der Schwanzanhaenge einer nicht naeher bestimmten Machilide beschrieben. Es ergeben sich folgende Hauptergebnisse: a - Das Bindegewebssystem hat eine ausgedehnt Entwicklung erfahren und schliesst, abgesehen vom Respirationssystem und den Lymphzellen, alle Organe gegen die Lymphfluessigkeit des Mixocoels ab ("Diffusionsbarrieren"). Es wird der mixocoelomiale Raum dem intracoelomialen gegenueber gestellt. Dieser sc… Show more

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“…Modifications of the posterior portion of the dorsal vessel. The modifications in the posterior portion of the dorsal vessel in the investigated taxa have been previously described to some extent, however, a lack of accuracy and detail in these studies has led to conflicting conclusions regarding the functioning ( Bär 1912; Meyer 1931; Barth 1963; Rousset 1974). All these abdominal circulatory structures are to be seen in the context of ensuring haemolymph supply to the terminal body appendages and enabling the bidirectional flow in the dorsal vessel.…”
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“…Modifications of the posterior portion of the dorsal vessel. The modifications in the posterior portion of the dorsal vessel in the investigated taxa have been previously described to some extent, however, a lack of accuracy and detail in these studies has led to conflicting conclusions regarding the functioning ( Bär 1912; Meyer 1931; Barth 1963; Rousset 1974). All these abdominal circulatory structures are to be seen in the context of ensuring haemolymph supply to the terminal body appendages and enabling the bidirectional flow in the dorsal vessel.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…In Archaeognatha, it forms a caudal tube. Its wall has specific formations on the luminal side which were noted by Barth (1963) and described as septa and protuberances. Barth’s functional interpretation of these structures as a haemocyte filter seems far‐fetched, although we cannot offer a more plausible hypothesis.…”
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