14. Labial glands, silk and saliva

Altai, Hiromu; Hakim, Raziel S.; Kristensen, Niels P.

doi:10.1515/9783110893724.377

Band 4: Arthropoda, 2 Hälfte: Insecta, Lepidoptera, Moths and Butterflies, Teilband/Part 36, Vol 2: Morphology, Physiology, And 2003

DOI: 10.1515/9783110893724.377

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14. Labial glands, silk and saliva

Hiromu Altai¹,

Raziel S. Hakim²,

Niels P. Kristensen³

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Secretion of dermal glands in freshwater mites (acariformes, parasitengonina, hydrachnidia) and its structural characteristics

Shatrov

2023

Parazitologiâ

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Freshwater mites, single possessors of dermal glands in Parasitengonina, demonstrate production of special filamentous substance, which may be characterized as silk. The silk secretion and silk stricture in water mites are described and analyzed in comparison with other arthropods. A single silk thread has the simplest organization among that of other arthropods - it is an infinitely long unbranched uniform hollow tube, the walls of which are composed of fine fibrils crossing at different angles to each other. Although silk in water mites does not form a structural organized web as in spiders, it is highly likely that in mass production it serves for capturing prey - small water arthropods. This kind of silk - is a new discovered type of arthropod silk, and the ability of silk production has elaborated in water mites after their ancestors have invaded and mastered the aquatic environment. This property greatly expands the possibilities in the competition for resources.

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Secretion of dermal glands in freshwater mites (acariformes, parasitengonina, hydrachnidia) and its structural characteristics

Shatrov

2023

Parazitologiâ

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In Memoriam: Niels Peder Kristensen (1943–2014)

Karsholt¹,

Scoble²

2015

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, Honorary Member and former president of SEL, passed away on Saturday December 6 th 2014 in Copenhagen. While his death was not unexpected, its timing came earlier than we had thought or hoped. His loss is felt widely and intensely. Born on March 2 nd 1943, Niels was the second child of Thorkil and Ellen Christine Kristensen (nee Nielsen). His father was an academic, politician and thinker who served as Minster of Finance in two different government cabinets, and later as General Secretary of the OECD. Growing up in such an environment undoubtedly had a profound influence on Niels' own world view, one which was powerfully international in its expression, yet retaining a strong interest and deep concern for Danish issues-local and national. Niels developed an interest in entomology and lepidopterology in particular at an early age, and once told TJS about the first time, when eight years old, he visited the Entomology Department at the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen (ZMUC) 'clutching his father's hand'. After completing high school at Birkerød Statsskole in 1961, Niels enrolled as a biology student at the University of Copenhagen, and quickly became a regular visitor to the Entomology Department of the Museum, where he had already started as a volunteer during his last years at high school. In 1965, while still a student, he published his first paper, which was on the faunistics of Danish cicadas. From the very start of his scientific career, one of Niels' abiding interests was the evolution (particularly evolutionary morphology) of primitive Lepidoptera. Indeed, the work for his Mag. Scient. degree was on the comparative morphology of the primitive glossatan family, Eriocraniidae. During this study, Niels spent the academic year 1966-67 at the University of

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IN MEMORIAM. Profesor Doctor Niels Peder Kristensen (1943-2014)

Vives Moreno

2016

SHILAP Revta. lepid.

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14. Labial glands, silk and saliva

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Secretion of dermal glands in freshwater mites (acariformes, parasitengonina, hydrachnidia) and its structural characteristics

Secretion of dermal glands in freshwater mites (acariformes, parasitengonina, hydrachnidia) and its structural characteristics

In Memoriam: Niels Peder Kristensen (1943–2014)

IN MEMORIAM. Profesor Doctor Niels Peder Kristensen (1943-2014)

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