2024
DOI: 10.3389/fnins.2023.1310225
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Palps across the tree – the neuronal innervation and development of sensory head appendages in Annelida

Paul Kalke,
Samira S. Linder,
Patrick Beckers
et al.

Abstract: Polychaetes inhabit a wide variety of habitats and show a great morphological diversity. In this context, a key morphological structure for adapting to their individual lifestyles and ecological niches are the prominent head appendages. In the last years more and more studies focused on the mainly sensory annelid head appendages – namely the antennae, palps, buccal lips and cirri – to unravel the evolutionary origin and phylogeny of Annelida. Unfortunately, comparable data for most of the polychaete families a… Show more

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