File:Unicorn catleyi female genitalia.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionUnicorn catleyi female genitalia.jpg |
English: Unicorn catleyi, female genitalia. (A) Epigastric region in ventral view; (B) internal genitalia cleared in a clove oil in dorsal view; (C) digested genitalia in lactic acid; (D) anterior elements of the genitalia; (E) posterior receptaculum. Arrowheads point to the embolus tip, black arrows point to the gland ducts of the posterior receptaculum, black dots delineate the margins of the posterior receptaculum. AMP, anterior median plate; PMP, posterior median plate. |
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Source | (2011). "Male genital mutilation in the high-mountain goblin spider, Unicorn catleyi". Journal of Insect Science 11. DOI:10.1673/031.011.11801. |
Author | Matías A. Izquierdo , Gonzalo D. Rubio |
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