Development of the swimming acorn worm Glandiceps hacksi: similarity to holothroids.
Development of the swimming acorn worm Glandiceps hacksi: similarity to holothroids.
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游泳橡实蠕虫 Glandiceps hacksi 的发育:与全息肉相似。
DOI:
10.1111/ede.12075
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发表时间:
2014
影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
M.
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作者:
Urata;M;Iwasaki;S.;Ohtsuka;S.;and Yamaguchi;M.
Spawnings ofGlandiceps hacksi(Hemichordata: Enteropneusta) were stimulated in the laboratory by a brief increase in temperature, and the development from fertilization through metamorphosis is described for the first time for a member of the family Spengelidae. When fertilized, the spawned female gametes, which are primary oocytes, rapidly raise a fertilization membrane and undergo two maturation divisions. Holoblastic, radial cleavage produces a blastula; a gastrula then forms by invagination from the vegetal pole, and the blastopore closes soon thereafter. In previously described enteropneust embryos, the archenteron buds off the protocoel before the latter connects to the exterior via the proboscis pore. By contrast, inG. hacksithe archenteron precociously connects with the exterior before the protocoel forms. Soon thereafter, the embryo becomes uniformly ciliated and then hatches from the fertilization envelope at approximately 32 h (15°C culture temperature). At day 3 of development, the protocoel separates from the gut, which establishes a mouth opening to the exterior; by this time, the gut has differentiated into an esophagus, a stomach, and an intestine that opens posteriorly as an anus. The larva grows to form a tornaria with distinctive pigment patches along its ciliary bands.