Apex of grasshopper sperm tube Cysts in grasshopper sperm tube Cysts in grasshopper sperm tube Grasshopper spermatogonial cysts
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1 SPERMATOGENESIS L.S. of grasshopper (Orthoptera: Acrididae) sperm tubes Apex of grasshopper sperm tube Cysts in grasshopper sperm tube Cysts in grasshopper sperm tube Grasshopper spermatogonial cysts Grasshopper spermatid bundles Grasshopper spermatid bundles Grasshopper spermatids with 1, 2 and 4 axonemes grasshopper primary spermatocytes in diakenesis grasshopper primary spermatocytes in metaphase I grasshopper sperm bundle Hebrus pusillus (Hemiptera: Hebridae) spermatogenesis Anasa tristis (Hemiptera: Coreidae) testis Caddisfly (Trichoptera) testis Parthenopthrips dracaenae (Thysanoptera: Thripidae) early pupa, showing two testes Frankliniella fusca (Thysanoptera: Thripidae) late pupa; L.S. through testis ZOOLOGY 302 INVERTEBRATE DEVELOPMENT
2 O O G E N E S I S L.S. of honeybee (Apis mellifera) (Hymenoptera: Apidae) ovarioles F.S. of Hebrus pusillus (Hemiptera: Hebridae) larva V ovary rudiment L.S. of Hebrus pharate adult ovary L.S. of Hebrus pharate adult ovary L.S. of Haplothrips verbasci (Thysanoptera: Phlaeothripidae) larva II ovary rudiment Whole mount of cricket (Orthoptera: Gryllidae) follicle cells Whole mount of cricket ovariole Whole mount of cricket ovariole ZOOLOGY 302 INVERTEBRATE DEVELOPMENT
3 E A R LY E M B R Y O G E N E S IS Lytta (Coleoptera: Meloidae) female anaphase I Lytta female interphase II Lytta sperm in yolk system Lytta male pronucleus and axoneme in yolk system Lytta two cleavage energids in yolk system Lytta cleavage energid in metaphase Lytta cleavage energids approaching periplasm Lytta preblastoderm with cleavage furrows Lytta blastoderm Lytta L.S. of germ band Lytta X.S. through germ band at gastrulation Lytta X.S. through posterior end of germ band at gastrulation X.S. through abdomen of viviparous X.S. through abdomen of viviparous aphid female (Hemiptera: Aphididae), aphid female, showing parts of 3 late showing 9 early embryos embryos L.S. through female larva of Miastor sp. (Diptera: Cecidomyiidae), showing paedogenetically developing larvae
4 O R G A N O G E N E S I S Wholemount of 52h embryo of Lytta (Coleoptera: Meloidae) Wholemount of 72h embryo Lytta embryo of Lytta embryo of Lytta, showing neuroblasts of developing CNS L.S. through stomodaeum L.S. through stomodaeum L.S. through midline of of 56h embryo of Lytta of 72h embryo of Lytta 72h embryo of Lytta, showing midline precursor neuroblasts Parasagittal section of 96h embryo of Lytta, showing genital ridge L.S. through secondary dorsal organ of 120h embryo of Lytta embryo of Lytta, showing stomodaeum and developing neuropile of CNS Parasagittal section through 72h embryo of Lytta, showing neuroblasts and ganglion mother cells embryo of Lytta, showing abdominal neuroblasts X.S. through prothorax of 72h embryo of Lytta L.S. through stomodaeum X.S. through 132h embryo X.S. through abdominal of 120h embryo of Lytta of Lytta just segment 1 of a 132h before dorsal closure embryo of Lytta, showing pleuropodia embryo of Lytta, showing proctodaeum and MTs Wholemount of 96h embryo of Lytta embryo of Lytta, showing abdominal coelomic sacs L.S. through stomodaeum of 88h embryo of Lytta F.S. of embryo of Gymnopais sp. (Diptera: Simuliidae), showing cardioblasts zipping up at dorsal closure X.S. through abdomen of Rhodnius prolixus embryo (Hemiptera: Reduviidae), showing germ cells, mesoderm and neural groove
5 I M A G I N A L X.S. through genital disc of larva III of L.S. through testis rudiment of larva Musca domestica (Diptera: III Muscidae) X.S. through larva III and prothoracic imaginal discs X.S. through ovary rudiment of larva III X.S. through larva III and most thoracic imaginal discs X.S. through protocerebral lobes, ring X.S. through ring gland and eye/ gland and eye/entennal discs of larva antennal discs of larva III III D I S C S L.S. through mid- and hindguts of larva III, showing imaginal midgut islands X.S. through mouthhooks and dorsal prothoracic discs of larva III X.S. through eye/antennal discs of larva III X.S. through imaginal abdominal histoblast of larva III X.S. through imaginal ring of foregut and larval salivary glands of larva III X.S. through cephalopharyngeal skeleton and labial discs F.S. through protocerebral lobes, recurrent nerve, neurosecretory cells and corpora cardiaca of Periplaneta americana (Blattodea: Blattidae) nymph
6 M E T A M O R P H O S I S In Musca domestica (Diptera: Muscidae) polytene larval salivary gland chromosomes of Simulium sp. (Diptera: Simuliidae) F.S. of compound eyes 4 days AP F.S. of head and brain 24h after pupariation (24h AP) F.S. of head and brain 6 days AP F.S. of compound eye 24h AP F.S. of compound eyes 6 days AP F.S. of head and brain 48h AP F.S. of head and brain late pharate adult F.S. of compound eye 48h AP F.S. of compound eye late pharate adult F.S. of head and brain 4 days AP X.S. of wing base 24h AP X.S. of wing base 24h AP X.S. of wing base 48h AP X.S. of wing base 48h AP X.S. of wing base 4 days AP X.S. of longitudinal indirect flight muscles 4 days AP X.S. of wing base 6 days AP X.S. of longitudinal indirect flight muscles 6 days AP X.S. of wing base - late pharate adult X.S. of longitudinal indirect flight muscles - late pharate X.S. through pretarsi of late pharate adult X.S. through ring gland 4 days AP X.S. through ring gland 4 days AP X.S. through ring gland - newly emerged adult
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