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English: Micro-CT of intact tails of three subfamilies of agamids (with pseudoautotomy or no autotomy) and lacertids (autotomy) with different combinations of caudal autotomy and regeneration. The figure shows (from top to bottom): sagittal plane, frontal plane, a sagittal slice through the middle of the vertebra; (a) intact part of tail of Intellagama lesueurii, capable of pseudoautotomy and regeneration; (b) intact part of tail of Paralaudakia caucasia, capable of pseudoautotomy and regeneration; (c) intact part of tail of Trapelus sanguinolentus, no autotomy; (d) intact part of tail of Mantheyus phuwuanensis, capable of pseudoautotomy and regeneration; (e) intact part of tail of Calotes versicolor, probably capable of pseudoautotomy without regeneration; (f) intact part of tail of Lacerta agilis, capable of intravertebral autotomy and regeneration. ans—anterior neural spine; c—centrum; ch—chevron (hemapophysis); cn—crista neurapophysis, neurapophysis crest; np—neurapophysis; przp - prezygapophysis; pzp—postzygapophysis; tp—transverse processes.
Русский: Микро-КТ интактных (целых) хвостов 3 подсемейств агамовых ящериц (способных к псевдоавтотомии и не способных к автотомии) и настоящей ящерицы (способной к настоящей автотомии) с разными сочетаниями способностей к каудальной автотомии и регенерации. Рисунок в сагиттальном (сверху) и фронтальном (посередине) положении и в сагиттальном разрезе через середину позвонка (снизу). Хвосты: (a) Intellagama lesueurii, (b) кавказской агамы (Paralaudakia caucasia), способной к псевдоавтотомии и регенерации; (c) степной агамы (Trapelus sanguinolentus), не способной к автотомии; (d) Mantheyus phuwuanensis, способной к псевдоавтотомии и регенерации; (e) калота-кровососа Calotes versicolor, возможно способного к псевдоавтотомии без регенерации; (f) прыткой ящерицы Lacerta agilis, способной к интравертебральной автотомии и регенерации. ans—передний остистый отросток; c—тело позвонка; ch—гемапофиз; cn—невральный отросток; np—верхний остистый отросток; przp - prezygapophysis; pzp—передний сочленовный отросток; tp—поперечный отросток. |
| Source | Ananjeva, N.B.; Gordeev, D.A.; Korost, D.V. The Review of the Autotomy of Agamid Lizards with Considerations about the Types of Autotomy and Regeneration. J. Dev. Biol. 2021, 9, 32. https://doi.org/10.3390/jdb9030032 |
| Author | Ananjeva N. B., Gordeev D. A., Korost D. V. |
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