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  • hermit crab
    malacostracan
    / The nervous system and sensory organs

    …vibration receptors include the antennal calceoli of amphipods, the individual microstructure of which consists of receiving elements arranged serially and attached to the antennal segment by a slender stalk. In more-advanced groups the basal elements are expanded into a cuplike receptacle, and the stalk is distally expanded into a bulla,…

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    …vibration receptors include the antennal calceoli of amphipods, the individual microstructure of which consists of receiving elements arranged serially and attached to the antennal segment by a slender stalk. In more-advanced groups the basal elements are expanded into a cuplike receptacle, and the stalk is distally expanded into a bulla,…

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