When fully developed the medusa is characterized by the sense organs being composed entirely of ectoderm, developed independently of the tentacles, and innervated from the sub-umbral nerve-ring.
II is innervated in Casuarius by both the deep peroneal nerve and branch IIe and in Rhea by branch Ic (paraperoneal branch of tibial nerve).
Appleton (1928), studied (in various birds) only those muscles of the hip and thigh that are innervated by the tibial and peroneal nerves.
II to beinnervated by branch III (Ic of Gadow); thus the innervation of this muscle corresponds to that found in Rhea by Gadow.
The branches of the canal in the head are innervated for the most part by the fifth pair, and those of the trunk by the nervus lateralis of the vagus nerve.
In a large number of the odontophorous Mollusca eyes, innervated by the supraoesophageal ganglia, are present on the dorsal side of the head.
In a large number of instances these organs are placed on the anterior part of the head, and are innervated from the anterior ganglia.
Electrical examination showed marked reaction of degeneration in the muscles controlled by the musculo-cutaneous nerve, as well as a diminution of electrical excitability in the muscles innervated by radial branches.
This powerful suctorial apparatus is innervated entirely by the trigeminal nerve, so that here in its muscular arrangements any original segmental arrangement of the muscles of mastication might be expected to be visible.
Dohrn believes that he has succeeded in shewing that the first pair of appendages of Limulus is innervated in the embryo from the supra-oesophageal ganglia.
One very striking peculiarity of the Nauplius according to Claus and Dohrn is the fact that the second pair of antennae is innervated from a sub-oesophageal ganglion.
That the second pair of antennae are biramous swimming feet with a hook used in mastication, and are innervated (?
On the other hand, the presence of chelate appendages innervated in the adult by the supra-oesophageal ganglia rather points to a common phylum for the Pycnogonida and Arachnida; though as shewn above (p.
Defn: To supply with nerves; as, the heart is innervated by pneumogastric and sympathetic branches.
He demonstrated the absurdity of the latter idea by putting in evidence the anatomical fact that the upper canines are innervated by the infra-orbital nerve, which does not stand in any relation whatever to the organ of sight.
He demonstrated the absurdity of this idea by putting in evidence the anatomical fact that the upper canines are innervated by the infra-orbital nerve, which has no relation whatever with the visual organ.
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