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English: Antarctolineus scottii (=Lineus scottii; Nemertea: Heteronemertea: Lineidae) collected by Terra Nova Expedition.
  • 1 – Ventral view of the anterior end of one of the smaller specimens, magnified, and showing the mouth, cephalic slits, proboscis pore, and the groove forming a “V” immediately in front of the mouth.
  • 2 – Transverse section towards the middle of the body:
    • B. S. — blood sinus;
    • C. M. — circular muscle layer;
    • D. N. — dorsal nerve;
    • D. V. — dorsal blood vessel;
    • Gl. — glandular layer of the integument;
    • Int. — intestine;
    • L. M¹. — inner longitudinal muscle-layer;
    • L. M². — outer longitudinal muscle-layer;
    • L. N. — lateral nerve stem;
    • L. P. — nerve plexus;
    • P. S. — cavity of proboscis sheath.
  • 3 – Portion of the outer part of the body wall in transverse section, highly magnified.
    • B. M. – (secondary) basement membrane;
    • C. M². – layer of circular muscle fibres;
    • C. T. – connective tissue strands;
    • Ep. – external epithelium;
    • Gl. – glandular layer;
    • Gl². – gland cells of the epithelium;
    • L. M². – outer longitudinal muscles.
  • 4 – Transverse section immediately behind the brain.
  • 5 – Transverse section through the middle region of the body of a female specimen.
  • 6 – Transverse section through the proboscis, highly magnified.
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Source Baylis H. A. (1915). Nemertinea. British Antarctic («Terra Nova») Expedition, 1910. Natural History Report. Zoology. 2 (5): 113–134. Plate 2 in the Biodiversity Heritage Library
Author Gertrude Mary Woodward (1861–1939)
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