ArticleFrontiers in zoology2016
Comparison of neuromuscular development in two dinophilid species (Annelida) suggests progenetic origin of
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Abstract
backgroundSeveral independent meiofaunal lineages are suggested to have originated through progenesis, however, morphological support for this heterochronous process is still lacking. Progenesis is defined as an arrest of somatic development (synchronously in various organ systems) due to early maturation, resulting in adults resembling larvae or juveniles of the ancestors. Accordingly, we established a detailed neuromuscular developmental atlas of two closely related Dinophilidae using immunohistochemistry and CLSM. This allows us to test for progenesis, questioning whether i) the adult smaller, dimorphic
resultsBoth species form longitudinal muscle bundles first, followed by circular muscles, creating a grid of body wall musculature, which is the densest in adult
conclusionThe apparent synchronous arrest of nervous and muscular development in adult female
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