Antennal Pectination
Antennal Pectination is a morphological trait in arthropod sensory anatomy characterized by the arrangement of antennal segments into comb-like branches, distinguishing it from simple or lamellate antennal forms by its lateral appendages that increase surface area for olfactory reception.
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Ebenezer O. Onagbola, Wendy L. Meyer, Dhana Raj Boina et al. · Micron · 2008 · 99 citations
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Lund University
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University of Perugia
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Max Planck Society
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Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
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Friedrich Schiller University Jena
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