Insect Development and Evolution /
Aiming to synthesize knowledge from the studies of the past with the recent exciting discoveries on Drosophila and Manduca development, this volume addresses reproductive systems, gametogenesis, sperm transfer and use, fertilization, sex determination, parthenogenesis, embryogenesis, postembryogenes...
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Ithaca :
Comstock Pub. Associates,
2003.
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Colección: | Book collections on Project MUSE.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Development and Biology
- Reductionist versus Evolutionary Approaches to the Study of Insect Development
- Insect Ontogeny: A Summary
- A Note on Phylogeny
- The Male Reproductive System and Spermatogenesis
- Male Reproductive Systems
- Testis
- Primary Exit System
- Secondary Exit System
- External Genitalia
- Insect Spermatozoa
- Structure
- Motility
- Phylogenetic Aspects
- Spermatogenesis
- Primordial Development
- Premeiotic Events
- Meiosis
- Spermiogenesis
- Rate of Spermatogenesis
- Productivity of Spermatogenesis
- Control of Spermatogenesis
- The Female Reproductive System and Oogenesis
- Female Reproductive Systems
- Ovaries
- Primary Exit System
- Secondary Exit System
- External Genitalia
- Oogenesis
- Panoistic Ovarioles
- Meroistic Ovarioles
- Staging Oogenesis
- Duration of Oogenesis
- Fecundity
- The Adaptive Significance of Conspecific Differences in Egg Size
- Phylogenetic Aspects
- Endocrine Control of Oogenesis
- Previtellogenesis
- Vitellogenesis
- Choriogenesis
- Influence of Extrinsic Factors on Vitellogenesis
- Genes and Oogenesis
- Sperm Transfer, Allocation, and Use
- Sperm Passage from Sperm Tubes into Seminal Vesicles and Spermatophore
- Sperm Activation
- Intromission and Insemination
- Marine Arthropods
- Terrestrial Arthropods
- Ovulation
- Passage of Sperm from Spermatheca to Micropyle of Egg
- Fertilization
- Molecular Aspects
- Contributions of the Sperm to Successful Fertilization
- Sperm Competition and Sexual Selection.