THE INFLUENCE OF THE AMOUNT OF INJURY UPON THE RATE AND AMOUNT OF REGENERATION IN MANCASELLUS MACROURUS (GARMAN)

1 August 1907

journal article
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Published by University of Chicago Press in The Biological Bulletin

Vol. 13 (3) , 107-113
https://doi.org/10.2307/1535596

Abstract

1. Each leg of Mancasellus possesses a breaking joint at the coxal-thoracic articulation. 2. The season of the year may influence the ability to regenerate lost parts. 3. Increased injury increases the amount of regeneration in Mancasellus until the optimum is reached. From this it decreases to a limit beyond which the amount of regeneration is less than that of the standard. 4. The optimum seems to be low for Mancasellus. 5. The limit of added injury is relatively high.

Keywords

REGENERATION
INCREASED INJURY
AMOUNT
MANCASELLUS MACROURUS
ADDED INJURY
COXAL THORACIC
LOST PARTS
THORACIC ARTICULATION
REGENERATE LOST

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