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Understanding the Anatomy of Macrobrachiumrosenbergii

Delve into the intricate anatomy of Macrobrachiumrosenbergii, exploring its body parts, functions, and fascinating features in detail. Learn about its structure from cephalothorax to abdomen, distinguishing features like antennal and hepatic spines, and reproductive organs.

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Understanding the Anatomy of Macrobrachiumrosenbergii

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  1. I cannot teach anybody anything, I can only make them think. Socrates

  2. Phylum Arthropoda อ.แน็ต

  3. Macrobrachiumrosenbergii กุ้งก้ามกราม

  4. Cephalothorax Abdomen

  5. Antennal spine Hepatic spine Rostrum Branchiostegite

  6. Gills

  7. ร่องCervical groove Telson Pleurons Uropods Swimmerets

  8. Endopodite Exopodite Telson Anus Swimmerets

  9. Endopodite Appendix masculina Exopodite Appendix interna 2nd Swimmeret ของ กุ้งก้ามกรามตัวผู้

  10. Green gland อยู่ที่โคนantenna

  11. Antennule Rostrum Antenna

  12. Antenna 3rd Maxilliped Cheliped Walking legs Great chela

  13. 3rd Maxilliped Antenna 2nd Maxilliped Mandible Antennule 2nd Maxilla 1st Maxilliped 1st Maxilla

  14. Mandibular muscle Antennule Heart

  15. Heart Testis Vas deferens

  16. Stomach Hepatopancreas Heart Intestine Vas deferens

  17. Intestine Tergum Telson

  18. Ovary Heart

  19. Ovary Hepatopancreas

  20. Brain Compound eye

  21. Thoracic ganglionic mass

  22. Ventral nerve cord Flexor muscle

  23. Ventral nerve cord Brain Thoracic ganglionic mass

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