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WebDec 3, 2018 · The rhopalium features multiple sensory structures—including an eye-cup, a mechanosensory touch plate and a geosensory statocyst—and is patterned using several genes involved in …
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WebThe rhopalia are sensory-neural structures with a significantly greater complexity than their scyphozoan counterparts. Each rhopalium has two lensed, image-forming eyes on the oral midline, two lateral spot ocelli, …
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WebJul 22, 2013 · The rhopalium is the sensory structure that contains ocelli (pigmented photosensitive structures), statocysts (gravity receptors), and pacemaker neurons that set the basic swim rhythm. The neurons in a …
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WebJan 4, 2011 · Rhopalia (singular rhopalium) are the most obvious sensory structures of scyphozoan jellyfish. They include specialized structures for sensing light (eyespots) and movement or direction with respect to …