The rôle of the nervous system in the regeneration of polyclad turbellaria
✍ Scribed by Olmsted, J. M. D.
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 1922
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 403 KB
- Volume
- 36
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0022-104X
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✦ Synopsis
El papel del sistema nervioso en la regeneraci6n de 10s turbelarios policlhdidos.
Planocera californica, Phylloplana littoricola y Leptoplana saxicola siguen la regla en la regeneracih de 10s policlhdidos. Pueden restaurar partes perdidas siempre que 10s ganglios cefhlicos est6n intactes. Si estos ganglios se destruyen parcialmente o hieren no se produce nuevo tejido nervioso para restaurar el cerebro a su tamaiio original, y se se extirpan por completo la regeneraci6n no puede tener lugar anteriormente, aun cuando puede llevarse a cabo posteriormente. Si permanece en el animal una porci6n del cerebro, tiene lugar una cierta cantidad de regeneraci6n anterior y 10s ojos se regeneran, pero no se afiade bastante material para restaurar la forma original y 10s nuevos ojos nunca alcanzan el tamaiio de 10s presentes antes de la operaci6n.
Translation by J o d 6. Nonidez
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