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scapus scape; the second articulation of the antenn? often elongated; it is the "bulbus" of Linn? and "le fuseau" of Degeer.
Ãâó: www.biology.lsu.edu/heydrjay/ThomasSay/terms.html
scapus In some taxa the column is externally divisible into regions. The most proximal zone has been called a physa but this is an ampullaccous extremity present only in Athenaria. The principal and longest zone of the column or scapus may be provided with tenaculi or tubercles. Above the scapus, distally, there is either a thick-walled scapulus or a thin-walled capitulum. In certain cases both regions are present, the capitulum above the scapulus. ...
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