 Biohistory Journal, Autumun, 2006 |
| Research: Index > The center of the body as seen from the ventral area |
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| The center of the body as seen from the ventral area | |
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The center of the body as seen from the ventral area An infant house spider, in which the head and legs seem to have sprouted from the round egg. A central axis clearly defining left and right in the round egg is essential for the arrangement of the eight legs on both sides of the body. We have a backbone, but do the spiders have anything similar? |
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The life of the Asian swallowtail | |
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The ecological base created by insects and plants | |
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The scale alignment | |
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Answer the multiple choice problem and differentiate the ectoderm in brain cells. | |
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13 years of efforts by the JT Biohistory Research Hall to closely observe the living and to think about life | |
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