Aspects of early development in the Adriatic sturgeon Acipenser naccarii
Identifieur interne : 001D61 ( Istex/Corpus ); précédent : 001D60; suivant : 001D62Aspects of early development in the Adriatic sturgeon Acipenser naccarii
Auteurs : C. Boglione ; P. Bronzi ; E. Cataldi ; S. Serra ; F. Gagliardi ; S. CataudellaSource :
- Journal of Applied Ichthyology [ 0175-8659 ] ; 1999-09.
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- Acipenser, Acipenser baeri, Acipenser naccarii, Acipenserid fishes, Acipenserids, Acipenserids acipenser nudiventri, Acipenserids acipenser nudiventris, Adriatic, Adriatic sturgeon, Alimentary canal, Alimentary tract, Anlage, Anterior intestine, Barbel, Branchial arches, Central region, Cephalic, Ciliate calyces, Columnar cells, Complete absence, Conical protuberances, Crystalline lens, Dettlaff, Developmental biology, Developmental stages, Devitsina, Digestive tract, Digestive tube, Early development, Early ontogenesis, Electrosensory organs, Epidermal, Epithelial depressions, Epithelium, Erly ontogenesis, Exogenous alimentation, External side, First time, Free neuromasts, Further investigation, Ginsburg, Gustatory, Gustatory system, Hatchery production, Inner sides, Intestine, Kasumyan, Larva, Lateral, Lateral barbels, Lateral line system, Lateral sides, Many folds, Monolayered columnar epithelium, Morphological development, Mouth roof, Mucous, Mucous cells, Muscular tunic, Naccarii, Naked neuromasts, Neuromasts, Olfactory, Olfactory bulbs, Olfactory rosette, Ontogenesis, Oral roof, Oropharyngeal cavity, Parallel rows, Pavlov, Pharynx, Pore canals, Proximal tract, Pyloric appendices, Rare mucous cells, Receptor, Regular rows, Rostral ventral region, Same depression, Sensorial, Sensory cells, Sensory organs, Sensory principles, Siberian sturgeon, Single sensorial termination, Spiral valve, Stellate sturgeon, Stratified epithelium, Sturgeon, Sturgeon fishes, Sturgeon larvae, Taste buds, Ventral, Ventral cephalic region, Yolk, Yolk platelets.
- Teeft :
- Acipenser, Acipenser baeri, Acipenser naccarii, Acipenserid fishes, Acipenserids, Acipenserids acipenser nudiventri, Acipenserids acipenser nudiventris, Adriatic, Adriatic sturgeon, Alimentary canal, Alimentary tract, Anlage, Anterior intestine, Barbel, Branchial arches, Central region, Cephalic, Ciliate calyces, Columnar cells, Complete absence, Conical protuberances, Crystalline lens, Dettlaff, Developmental biology, Developmental stages, Devitsina, Digestive tract, Digestive tube, Early development, Early ontogenesis, Electrosensory organs, Epidermal, Epithelial depressions, Epithelium, Erly ontogenesis, Exogenous alimentation, External side, First time, Free neuromasts, Further investigation, Ginsburg, Gustatory, Gustatory system, Hatchery production, Inner sides, Intestine, Kasumyan, Larva, Lateral, Lateral barbels, Lateral line system, Lateral sides, Many folds, Monolayered columnar epithelium, Morphological development, Mouth roof, Mucous, Mucous cells, Muscular tunic, Naccarii, Naked neuromasts, Neuromasts, Olfactory, Olfactory bulbs, Olfactory rosette, Ontogenesis, Oral roof, Oropharyngeal cavity, Parallel rows, Pavlov, Pharynx, Pore canals, Proximal tract, Pyloric appendices, Rare mucous cells, Receptor, Regular rows, Rostral ventral region, Same depression, Sensorial, Sensory cells, Sensory organs, Sensory principles, Siberian sturgeon, Single sensorial termination, Spiral valve, Stellate sturgeon, Stratified epithelium, Sturgeon, Sturgeon fishes, Sturgeon larvae, Taste buds, Ventral, Ventral cephalic region, Yolk, Yolk platelets.
Abstract
This study investigates the development of the sensory‐cutaneous apparatus and digestive tract of Adriatic sturgeon (Acipenser naccarii). Light and electron microscopy observations were carried out on various developmental stages, from hatching to 180 days old. At hatching, sturgeon pre‐larvae exhibit differentiation of olfactory sensory cells. By day 4 taste buds are differentiated on lips and barbels. At 12 days after hatching, the larvae are equipped with an extensive ventral cephalic sensory apparatus. Electrosensory organs are arranged in regular lines in the rostral ventral region, and taste receptors are organised in parallel rows on and inside the lips as well as on the external side of the barbel. Ventral free neuromasts are positioned in rostral grooves. The retina is completely differentiated in each stratum. At this stage, larvae show canine‐like teeth on lips and pharynx, and the specific mucosae of the different digestive regions are differentiated. By day 36 the canine‐like teeth are located exclusively on the tongue and roof of the buccal cavity, and the mouth is protrusible. At 180 days differentiation is still not completed, and although teeth have disappeared from the palate, they still persist along a central line on the tongue.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1439-0426.1999.tb00236.x
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Electrosensory organs are arranged in regular lines in the rostral ventral region, and taste receptors are organised in parallel rows on and inside the lips as well as on the external side of the barbel. Ventral free neuromasts are positioned in rostral grooves. The retina is completely differentiated in each stratum. At this stage, larvae show canine‐like teeth on lips and pharynx, and the specific mucosae of the different digestive regions are differentiated. By day 36 the canine‐like teeth are located exclusively on the tongue and roof of the buccal cavity, and the mouth is protrusible. 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