A Morphogenetic Fate Map Constructed from HABROBRACON JUGLANDIS Gynandromorphs
AUTOR(ES)
Petters, Robert M.
RESUMO
A morphogenetic fate map is presented for the parasitic wasp, Habrobracon juglandis. Twenty adult cuticular structures of 1211 haploid-diploid gynandromorphs were placed on the fate map using the sturtoid calculation. The overall shape and organization of the Habrobracon fate map are similar to those of the Drosophila fate map, both of which approximate the shape of an insect embryo but show structures arranged in a manner resembling the adult body plan. Independent samples of gynandromorphs yield similar maps.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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