
The ovaries of both investigated species are of the polytrophic-meroistic type. They are sac-shaped and not divided into individual ovarioles. Two compartments: the germarium and vitellarium can be discerned within each ovarial sac. The germaria are localized laterally and contain relatively numerous germ cells. In the vitellaria, synchronously developing oocyte-nurse cell complexes occur. In each complex, 3 morphologically, and presumably functionally distinct categories of nurse cells can be distinguished. Follicular cells do not form a continuous follicular epithelium; they are filled with synthetically active organelles and secretory vacuoles. Morphology of the egg envelopes of A. coecus is also described.
Oogenesis, Ovary, Animals, Female, Arthropods, Ovum
Oogenesis, Ovary, Animals, Female, Arthropods, Ovum
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