Developmental Systems: Insects, Volume 1S. J. Counce, Conrad Hal Waddington Oogenesis; Development of apterygote insects; The development of hemimetabolous insects; The development of holometabolous insects; Polyembryony in insects. |
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Types of Oogenesis in Insects | 3 |
Analysis of Oogenesis | 12 |
Concluding Remarks | 41 |
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abdominal segments amnion Anderson and Wood antennal appendages become Biol blastokinesis blastomeres cavity cephalic Cheleutoptera chorion cleavage energids coelomic Coleoptera Collembola compare Fig Counce cytoplasm Dictyoptera Diptera dorsal closure dorsal organ Drosophila ectoderm embryonic development embryonic ectoderm embryonic membranes embryonic primordium EntwMech extra-embryonic ectoderm follicle cells formation ganglia ganglion gastrulation germ band germ cells gnathal head lobes Hemimetabola Heymons Holometabola Hymenoptera inner layer insects invagination Isoptera Ivanova-Kasas Jura katatrepsis Kessel Krause labrum larvae Lepidoptera limb buds Mahowald Mellanby mesoderm microsc midgut Morph nuclei nurse cells Odonata oocyte oogenesis Orthoptera ovary pair parasitic periplasm Philiptschenko Plecoptera pole cells polyembryony posterior end posterior midgut presumptive areas proctodaeum protein Pterygota pterygote Roonwal segmented germ band Seidel serosa somites species stage stomodaeum Striebel Strindberg synthesis Thysanura Tiegs and Murray trophamnion Ullman uniform cellular blastoderm vitellogenesis vitellophages Wheeler Wilhelm Roux Wilhelm Roux Arch yolk cells yolk mass Zool