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Background Planktonic ciliated larvae are characteristic for the life cycle of marine
invertebrates. Their most prominent feature is the apical organ harboring sensory cells and …
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Larval body patterning and apical organs are conserved in animal evolution.

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Background Planktonic ciliated larvae are characteristic for the life cycle of marine
invertebrates. Their most prominent feature is the apical organ harboring sensory cells and …
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Planktonic ciliated larvae are characteristic for the life cycle of marine invertebrates. Their
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Larval body patterning and apical organs are conserved in animal evolution.

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Background Planktonic ciliated larvae are characteristic for the life-cycle of marine
invertebrates. Their most prominent feature is the apical organ harbouring sensory cells and …

Larval body patterning and apical organs are conserved in animal evolution

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Background The vast majority of animal phyla live in the ocean and develop via small
ciliated larvae that form part of the zooplankton [1]. These larvae, called'primary larvae', are …
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Background: Planktonic ciliated larvae are characteristic for the life cycle of marine
invertebrates. Their most prominent feature is the apical organ harboring sensory cells and …
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Background Planktonic ciliated larvae are characteristic for the life cycle of marine
invertebrates. Their most prominent feature is the apical organ harboring sensory cells and …
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[PDF][PDF] Larval body patterning and apical organs are conserved in animal evolution

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Background Planktonic ciliated larvae are characteristic for the life cycle of marine
invertebrates. Their most prominent feature is the apical organ harboring sensory cells and …
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Background: Planktonic ciliated larvae are characteristic for the life cycle of marine
invertebrates. Their most prominent feature is the apical organ harboring sensory cells and …