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antennule
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an·ten·nule  (n-tnyl)
n. Zoology
A small antenna or similar organ, especially one of the first pair of small antennae on the head of a crustacean.

[French, diminutive of antenne, antenna, from Medieval Latin antenna, sail yard; see antenna.]

an·tennu·lar adj.

antennule [ænˈtɛnjuːl]
n
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Zoology) one of a pair of small mobile appendages on the heads of crustaceans in front of the antennae, usually having a sensory function
[from French, diminutive of antenna]


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Behavioral and electrophysiological experiments suggest that the antennular outer flagellum is the site of pheromone reception in the male helmet crab Telmessus cheiragonus.
Acumen terminating in upturned corneous spine and reaching just distal of midpoint of antennular peduncle.
Also, the interantennular septum is completely absent in the megalopa, and the septum is barely visible at the upper and lower edges between the two antennular fossae in the largest juveniles.
 
 
 
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