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Online Dictionary of Invertebrate Zoology: Complete Work - Best Text

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832Maggenti and Gardnera. In Polyplacophora, an abrupt indentation in the insertionplate. b. In Gastropoda, a shallow incision to deep fissue inthe outer margin <strong>of</strong> the aperture.slit band see selenizoneslit ray (MOLL: Polyplacophora) A shallow groove or row <strong>of</strong>pores or pits beginning at a slit and extending to the apex<strong>of</strong> the valve on the ventral side.slit sense organs see lyriform organsslit sensilla (ARTHRO: Crustacea) In Decapoda, small pits lyingjust distal to the walking leg joints; insertions <strong>of</strong> the dendrites<strong>of</strong> the joint proprioceptors <strong>of</strong> Homarus.slope-faced (MOLL: Bivalvia) Referring to the face <strong>of</strong> the shell,i.e., central, anterior or posterior slope.snout n. [ME. snoute, snout] (MOLL: Gastropoda) In Prosobranchia,a non-retractable, short, mobile eminence at theanterior end on which the mouth is formed.social facilitation (ARTHRO: Insecta) An increase <strong>of</strong> activityfrom seeing or hearing others engaged in the same activity.social hierarchy see hierarchysocial homeostasis (ARTHRO: Insecta) The steady statemaintenance either by control <strong>of</strong> microclimate in the nest,or the control <strong>of</strong> population density, behavior and physiology<strong>of</strong> the society members.social hormones see pheromonessocial insects (ARTHRO: Insecta) 1. The ants, termites andsome bees and wasps in which individuals <strong>of</strong> the same speciescooperate in caring for the young, a reproductive division<strong>of</strong> labor is present, and an overlap <strong>of</strong> at least two generationsin life stages contributing to the colony; eusocialinsects. 2. A social insect that belongs to either a presocialor eusocial species.social interaction (ARTHRO: Insecta) Relationships among individuals<strong>of</strong> a colony in which the behavior <strong>of</strong> one or a fewindivduals influences others in the colony; social facilitationand social homeostasis are two interactions.social parasite (ARTHRO: Insecta) A symbiont found in the

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