2000
DOI: 10.1590/s0074-02762000000100010
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Inter-specific and developmental differences on the array of antennal chemoreceptors in four species of triatominae (Hemiptera: Reduviidae)

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“…1) (Catalá & Schofield 1994, Catalá 1997, Gracco & Catalá 2000, Carbajal de la Fuente & Catalá 2002, Catalá et al 2004, Esteban et al 2005, Villela et al 2005.…”
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“…1) (Catalá & Schofield 1994, Catalá 1997, Gracco & Catalá 2000, Carbajal de la Fuente & Catalá 2002, Catalá et al 2004, Esteban et al 2005, Villela et al 2005.…”
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“…T. dimidiata presentó mayor densidad de sensilias en el pedicelo que en el flagelo uno, a diferencia de otras especies de Triatoma (22,23), lo que probablemente muestra una característica de la especie.…”
Section: Comparación Entre Hábitatsunclassified
“…Los basicónicos también fueron abundantes, especialmente en el flagelo uno, como se ha observado en T. sordida (17); estos receptores han sido implicados en la recepción de moléculas NH 3 y ácidos grasos (32) como termohigrorreceptores y son similares a los receptores "C" de Cimex lecticularius (22). En mosquitos de la familia Psychodidae se ha observado función olfatoria en el hallazgo del hospedero (33), y en insectos como Locusta migratoria, Schistocerca gregaria, Hylobus habiteis y Leptinotarsa decemlineata este receptor es responsable del dimorfismo sexual (27,(34)(35)(36)(37).…”
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“…In addition, because triatomine insects occupy a wide variety of habitats, their sensory system displays different specializations reflected by their antennal phenotype (32) . Therefore, both the geometric morphometry of the head and the analysis of antennal phenotypes are good tools to identify individuals from environmentally different sites (26) (27) (33) (34) and are very useful for analyzing the changes related to the acquisition of wings such as in the transition from nymph to adult (26) (35) , or in the case of wingless insects, where geometric morphometry of wings cannot be used. In Mepraia spp., a marked variability was found in the antennal phenotype related to the wing condition, resulting in a greater number and increased length of olfactory sensilla on the pedicel in macropterous males than in micropterous males (36) .…”
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