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A STUDY ON THE CHEMO- AND MECHANORECEPTORS IN THE LAST PAIR OF LEGS OF A GEOPHILOMORPH CENTIPEDE HIMANTARIUM SAMUELRAJI RAJULU (CHILOPODA: MYRIAPODA)

G. Sundara Rajulu

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SUMMARY Two types of sense organs have been described from the last pair of legs of a geophilomorph centipede Himantarium samuelraji Rajulu. Experimental evidences suggest that they may be chemo- and mechanoreceptors.

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SUMMARY Two types of sense organs have been described from the last pair of legs of a geophilomorph centipede Himantarium samuelraji Rajulu. Experimental evidences suggest that they may be chemo- and mechanoreceptors.

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SUMMARY Two types of sense organs have been described from the last pair of legs of a geophilomorph centipede Himantarium samuelraji Rajulu. Experimental evidences suggest that they may be chemo- and mechanoreceptors.

Key concepts: Centipede, Myriapoda, Biology, Anatomy, Zoology, Taxonomy (biology)

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