1988
DOI: 10.1080/11250008809386611
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Lateral line system during the life cycle ofanguilla anguilla(L.)

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“…1); 2) the distribution pattern of these organs on the head, typical in 10-day-old larvae ( Fig. 3A), appears to coincide with that of the supra-and infraorbital canals in adult eels (Zacchei and Tavolaro, 1988); and 3) the total number of these organs observed in larvae of this species is almost equal to that of cephalic lateral line canal neuromasts in later glass eels. According to the present study, a total of 31 organs of this type were observed on each side of the head.…”
Section: Functional and Developmental Significance Of The Three Typesmentioning
confidence: 85%
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“…1); 2) the distribution pattern of these organs on the head, typical in 10-day-old larvae ( Fig. 3A), appears to coincide with that of the supra-and infraorbital canals in adult eels (Zacchei and Tavolaro, 1988); and 3) the total number of these organs observed in larvae of this species is almost equal to that of cephalic lateral line canal neuromasts in later glass eels. According to the present study, a total of 31 organs of this type were observed on each side of the head.…”
Section: Functional and Developmental Significance Of The Three Typesmentioning
confidence: 85%
“…Several descriptions of lateral line organs in freshwater eels at the glass eel stage (Leonard and Summers, 1976;Zacchei and Tavolaro, 1988;Jørgensen, 1989) and the adult stage (Rode, 1929;Yamada and Hama, 1972;Leonard and Summers, 1976;Zacchei and Tavolaro, 1988) show that eels possess welldeveloped canal and some accessory superficial neuromasts. However, there is no description of the lateral line organs in leptocephali to date, probably due to the difficulty in obtaining a full series of larval development.…”
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confidence: 98%
“…Quelques publications ont précisé ces événements dans le cas de la ligne latérale (ZACCHEI et TAVOLARO, 1988), de l'épithélium olfactif (SORENSEN et PANKHURST, 1988, chez Anguilla rostrata) et surtout de l'oeil. Afin de quantifier l'augmentation de la taille de ce dernier, PANKHURST (1982a) a défini un index oculaire (IO, en mm) qui est calculé par la formule suivante : [ (A+ B) / 4 ] 2 x [ n I L ] x 10 où A et B sont les diamètres horizontal et vertical (en mm) tandis que L est la longueur de l'animal (en cm).…”
Section: Peau Et Organes Des Sensunclassified
“…But this criterion, on its own, is insufficient to discriminate between the two stages (PANKHURST and LYTHGOE, 1982). The length of the fins also increases (LEE, 1979) and there is a general increase in the size of sensory organs, including the lateral line (ZACCHEI and TAVOLARO, 1988), the olfactory epithelium (SORENSEN and PANKHURST, 1988 in Anguilla rostrata) and especially the eye (PANKHURST, 1982;FONTAINE, 1994).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%