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Dictionary » S » Segmentation Segmentation(Science: biology) division of some metazoan bodies (such as annelida and Arthropoda) into repeated parts, segments. Segmentation can be homomeric (more or less the same) or heteromeric(different from each other). ![]()
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Results from our forumA question about segmentation lengths in aquatic organismsHi there, Does anybody know if body-plan segmentation in any aquatic organism follows a particular trend in terms of individual segment lengths? I have run some computer simulations of undulatory organisms composed of 5 segments and I have found ...
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metamerismdid metamerism (segmentation- pretty much the same thing, right?) develop at different points for schizocoelous and enterocoelous organisms? i mean, on the evolutionary tree, did those separate and then each one develop segmentation ...
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i want help... jointed legs . * B.(..............) But one of the most important developments in the pattern of anatomical organization is the occurrence of segmentation , first seen in the earthwarm . * C.(..............) Consedering two extremes , amebas and mammals. * D.(..............) In addition , ...
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Exercise after a heavy meal... system get disturbed Further it isnt optimal to exercise close to a meal because blood is drained to the gastrointestinal system for digestion, segmentation, absorption etc - during exercise you need blood to your muscles.
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Talk about INSECTZ or get outta here:)... (like insect eggs formation). For example - genes like a hox within Arthropoda undergo serieos evolution, and within insects too, or segmentation - is strongly evolved betveen level of thysanura and beetls or hemenoptera. So I prefer do my master work on similar subject. Until now ...
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