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Olga V Zaitseva1, Roman V Smirnov1, Sergey A Petrov1

  • 1Zoological Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences, St. Petersburg, Russia.

Journal of morphology
|September 2, 2025
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この研究で アネリダス・リンドリウス・フラボキャピタスの 神経系と感覚系が詳細に示され 以前より複雑な組織が明らかになりました 新しい感覚器官や カテコロアミンを含んだ細胞が発見され この小さな海洋虫の感覚機能が 新しいものだと示唆されています

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