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Relict harvestmen from the Pacific Northwest. (Opiliones)
1971(Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
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Newly discovered harvestmen relict eyes eyeing for their functions
BioEssaysAbstractMost chelicerates operate the world with two kinds of visual organs, the median and lateral eyes of the arthropod ground plan. In harvestmen (Opiliones), however, members of the small and withdrawn suborder Cyphophthalmi lack eyes except for two genera with lateral eyes. In the other suborders (Eupnoi, Dyspnoi, and Laniatores), lateral eyes are
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Harvestmen (Opiliones) in human settlements of Slovenia:
2002Harvestmen (Arachnida: Opiliones) in human settlements of Slovenia were investigated examining opilionid collections deposited in Slovenia, and additional intensive investigations in 29 bigger urban centres...
Červek, Natalija +5 more
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2013
You may never have heard of a harvestman before. And you might think they are entirely unimportant. To the arachnophobes amongst you, they may be a cause of much fear. The odds are, though, that you have seen one these arachnids in the past: there may well be some in your home, or wherever you’re reading this right now, and there are actually more ...
Garwood, Russell J. +3 more
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You may never have heard of a harvestman before. And you might think they are entirely unimportant. To the arachnophobes amongst you, they may be a cause of much fear. The odds are, though, that you have seen one these arachnids in the past: there may well be some in your home, or wherever you’re reading this right now, and there are actually more ...
Garwood, Russell J. +3 more
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