Fig. 3 in Synchrony between Reproductive Phase and Flood Period: A Dispersion Mechanism for the Freshwater Clam Corbicula fluminea (Bivalvia: Corbiculidae) in a Brazilian Neotropical Floodplain
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| author | Tos, Claudenice Dei Cardim, Camila Antoniassi Pereira, Vanessa de Brito Mormul, Roger Paulo |
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| contents | Fig. 3. Photomicrography illustrating spermatogenic follicles in different reproductive phases of the bivalve C. fluminea (hermaphrodite). A and B, General view of male follicles in developing phase. C, Detail of primary spermatocytes. Scale bar: A = 238 µm, B = 116 µm and C = 24 µm. D and E, General view of male follicles in sperm releasing capable phase. F, Detail illustrating spermatogonia, primary spermatocytes, spermatids and spermatozoa. Scale bar: D = 460 µm, E = 238 µm and F = 60 µm. G, Panoramic view of branched male follicles in regression. H and I, Follicles exhibiting spermatogonia, primary and secondary spermatocytes, spermatids and spermatozoa. Scale bar: G = 238 µm, H = 60 µm and I = 24 µm. J and K, General structure of male follicles in recuperation. L, Detail of a follicle in recuperation showing primary and secondary spermatocytes and vestiges of spermatozoa. Scale bar: J = 238 µm, K = 115 µm and L = 24 µm. Light microscopy/Periodic Acid-Schiff/Hematoxylin/Metanil Yellow. Spermatogonia (sg), primary spermatocytes (pc), secondary spermatocytes (sc), spermatids (st), spermatozoa (sz), interconnective tissue (ct) and digestive gland (dg). |
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| spellingShingle | Fig. 3 in Synchrony between Reproductive Phase and Flood Period: A Dispersion Mechanism for the Freshwater Clam Corbicula fluminea (Bivalvia: Corbiculidae) in a Brazilian Neotropical Floodplain Tos, Claudenice Dei Cardim, Camila Antoniassi Pereira, Vanessa de Brito Mormul, Roger Paulo Biodiversity Taxonomy Fig. 3. Photomicrography illustrating spermatogenic follicles in different reproductive phases of the bivalve C. fluminea (hermaphrodite). A and B, General view of male follicles in developing phase. C, Detail of primary spermatocytes. Scale bar: A = 238 µm, B = 116 µm and C = 24 µm. D and E, General view of male follicles in sperm releasing capable phase. F, Detail illustrating spermatogonia, primary spermatocytes, spermatids and spermatozoa. Scale bar: D = 460 µm, E = 238 µm and F = 60 µm. G, Panoramic view of branched male follicles in regression. H and I, Follicles exhibiting spermatogonia, primary and secondary spermatocytes, spermatids and spermatozoa. Scale bar: G = 238 µm, H = 60 µm and I = 24 µm. J and K, General structure of male follicles in recuperation. L, Detail of a follicle in recuperation showing primary and secondary spermatocytes and vestiges of spermatozoa. Scale bar: J = 238 µm, K = 115 µm and L = 24 µm. Light microscopy/Periodic Acid-Schiff/Hematoxylin/Metanil Yellow. Spermatogonia (sg), primary spermatocytes (pc), secondary spermatocytes (sc), spermatids (st), spermatozoa (sz), interconnective tissue (ct) and digestive gland (dg). |
| title | Fig. 3 in Synchrony between Reproductive Phase and Flood Period: A Dispersion Mechanism for the Freshwater Clam Corbicula fluminea (Bivalvia: Corbiculidae) in a Brazilian Neotropical Floodplain |
| topic | Biodiversity Taxonomy |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.12823529 |