Die Embryonalentwicklung der Paradiesschnecke ... - TOBIAS-lib
Die Embryonalentwicklung der Paradiesschnecke ... - TOBIAS-lib
Die Embryonalentwicklung der Paradiesschnecke ... - TOBIAS-lib
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Kapitel 2<br />
veloped further: the foot is clearly formed, and the tentacles have started<br />
budding. These criteria correspond to what could be expected for a control<br />
embryo in Demian and Yousif ’s Stage IX. This resemblance, however, does<br />
not include the visceral sac. The mantle anlage seems to have enlarged but<br />
not enough to cover a significant part of the visceral sac. Furthermore, it<br />
is still positioned in its initial position on the ventro-lateral side of the visceral<br />
sac, where a cap-like shell can now be seen. A horizontal, anticlockwise<br />
rotation of the visceral sac still does not occur.<br />
Fig. 5: M. cornuarietis, 5-day-old embryos; A: control embryo in Stage X, left lateral<br />
view (from Osterauer et al., Evol Dev, 2010, 12, 474–443, c○Wiley-Blackwell, reproduced<br />
by permission); B: histological horizontal section of a control embryo, plane of section<br />
indicated by dashed line in sketch (left lateral view), HE-staining; C: Pt-exposed embryo,<br />
left lateral view; and D: histological horizontal section of a Pt-exposed embryo, plane of<br />
section indicated by dashed line in sketch (left lateral view), HE-staining. an, anus; cn,<br />
ctenidium; e, eye; f, foot; h, head; i, intestine; ls, larval stomach; m, mouth; mtc, mantle<br />
cavity; mte, mantle edge; oe, oesophagus; op, operculum; sh, shell; shg, shell gland; tn,<br />
tentacle; vs, visceral sac. [Color figure can be viewed in the online issue, which is available<br />
at wileyonline<strong>lib</strong>rary.com.]<br />
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