[Structural organization of the nervous system in the wall of the Prosobrancia mollusc mantle cavity and its organs]
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[Structural organization of the nervous system in the wall of the Prosobrancia mollusc mantle cavity and its organs]
[Article in
Russian]
Ross Fiziol Zh Im I M Sechenova.
2001 Oct.
Abstract
Results of comparative investigation into morphological specifics of the receptor and nervous cells and their interrelations in walls of various Prosobranchia molluscs' mantle cavity. Structural specifics and evolutionary regularities of the visceral nervous system's afferent portion in gastropods are discussed.
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