neuromast

[′nu̇r·ō‚mast]

(vertebrate zoology)

A lateral-line sensory organ in fishes and other lower vertebrates consisting of a cluster of receptor cells connected with nerve fibers.

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Lateral line system

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Frontal squamation nomenclature follows that described by Hoedeman (1958), and the cephalic neuromast series are described according to Costa (2006).

Austrolebias bagual a new species of annual fish cyprinodontiformes: rivulidae) from southern brazil

Although neuromast-specific responses to estrogens have not been reported in other biosensor fish, esr2a and esr2b are highly expressed in the neuromasts, and knockdown of esr2b abolishes neuromast development, indicating a crucial role of ER signaling for neuromast development/function (Froehlicher et al.

Biosensor zebrafish provide new insights into potential health effects of environmental estrogens

Terminology for cephalic neuromast series follows Costa (2001).

Relationships and taxonomy of the killifish genus Rivulus (Cyprinodontiformes: Aplocheiloidei: Rivulidae) from the Brazilian Amazonas river basin, with notes on historical ecology

In most reported cases, cranial neuromasts form before trunk neuromasts and the first cranial neuromast to form is the otic neuromast located at the anterior edge of the otic vesicle.

Abstracts of papers presented at the 2004 meeting of the Tennessee Academy of Science

However, a second type of neuromast, protected in canals below the skin surface, can ignore the chatter of rushing water and pick up more relevant vibrations, the researchers report in the Nov.

Shielded cells help fish ignore noise

Terminology for frontal squamation follows Hoedeman (1958); the E- scale was determined as that scale adjacent to the anteriormost neuromast of the posterior section of the supraorbital series.

A new papiliokbias species teleostei: cyprinodontiformes: rivulidae from bolivian amazon

Terminology for frontal squamation and the cephalic neuromast series follow Hoedeman (1958) and Costa (2001), respectively.

Redescription of Kryptolebias ocellatus (Hensel) and K. caudomarginatus (Seegers) (Teleostei: Cyprinodontiformes: Rivulidae), two killifishes from mangroves of south-eastern Brazil

Nomenclature for the neuromast system on the head follows Scheel (1968) and Huber (2000) and that for the frontal squamation follows Hoedeman (1958).

Aphyosem ion mengilai, a new killifish species from the northern Massif du Chaillu, central Gabon (Cyprinodontiformes: Nothobranchiidae)

Leptophilypnus have the inframandibular main horizontal row of neuromast organs with numerous short vertical branches along all or part of its length.

Leptophilypnion, a new genus with two new species of tiny central Amazonian gobioid fishes (Teleostei, Eleotridae)

Terminology for the cephalic neuromast series follows Scheel (1968) and Huber (2000) and for the frontal squamation Hoedeman (1958).

Nothobranchius kardashevi and Nothobranchius ivanovae (Cyprinodontiformes: Nothobranchiidae): two new annual killifishes from the Katuma River drainage, western Tanzania

Mechanical filtering by the boundary layer and fluid-structure interaction in the superficial neuromast of the fish lateral line system.

Swarming, diel movements, feeding and cleaning behavior of juvenile venomous eeltail catfishes, Plotosus lineatus and P. japonicus (Siluriformes: Plotosidae)

Terminology for the cephalic neuromast series follows Scheel (1968), and that for the frontal squamation as described in Hoedeman (1958).

Nothobranchius oestergaardi (Cyprinodontiformes: Nothobranchiidae), a new annual killifish from Mweru Wantipa Lake drainage basin, northern Zambia

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