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1 chondrial rRNA structures of a hexapod and a chelicerate.
2 inities to pancrustacean WYR was observed in chelicerates.
3 tacea, and an alliance between myriapods and chelicerates.
4 mnants of a much larger diversity of aquatic chelicerates.
5 tream of where they are typically located in chelicerates.
6 ve been analyzed in insects, crustaceans and chelicerates.
7 stral domain similar to that found in modern chelicerates.
8 erbivores that are very distantly related to chelicerates.
11 round patterns characterizing onychophorans, chelicerates and mandibulates are likely to have diverge
12 debate was stimulated recently by studies in chelicerates and myriapods that show that neural precurs
13 In the remaining euarthropod groups, the chelicerates and myriapods, a single-minded homologue ha
14 ed in insects and several representatives of chelicerates and myriapods, while data on crustaceans ar
15 many cases intermediate between those of the chelicerates and those of the insects and crustaceans, c
16 umber of studies in insects, crustaceans and chelicerates, and is important for the correct reconstru
17 n segment (protocerebrum) of mandibulate and chelicerate arthropods and the nonganglionic brains of p
19 s); in the remaining euarthropod groups, the chelicerates (e.g. spiders) and myriapods (e.g. milliped
20 ed by segmental stripes, while myriapods and chelicerates exhibit segmental stripes that form early i
22 nguish some groups of arachnids, distinguish chelicerates from other arthropods, and further clarify
24 fied in the spider Achaearanea tepidariorum (chelicerate), however, the gene is not expressed in the
25 ifferent from the pattern in all other known chelicerates, including the horseshoe crab Limulus polyp
29 tin was not identified in representatives of chelicerates, myriapods, or any species outside Pancrust
33 rown-group euarthropods near the ancestry of chelicerates, or a segmented ecdysozoan lineage with con
35 he shared neural characters of myriapods and chelicerates represent derived characters that support t
36 pair-rule patterning in either myriapods or chelicerates, suggesting that the early pair-rule expres
37 that differs in location from those of other chelicerates, suggesting that these translocations occur
39 most basally branching arthropod clade, the chelicerates (which includes spiders, scorpions, and hor
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