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Antrechinus mortenseni
Description Longitudinal section of a female of an extant Antarctic brooder, Antrechinus mortenseni. This interior view of the test shows two brood pouches, each of which contains a juvenile at a different stage of development. Also shown are different internal organs (gonoducts, ovaries, water
vessels, etc.) and the birth canal through which the young move as they are released to the external environment through enlargement of the apical aperture.
from David, B., Mooi, R., Néraudeau, D., Saucède, T. & Vilier, L. 2009. Évolution et radiations adaptatives chez les échinides. Comptes Rendus Palevol 8, 189–207.
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added on 2011-01-27701 viewsRAS taxa Antrechinus mortenseni (David & Mooi, 1990)checked Kroh, Andreas 2011-01-27
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