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KMID : 0381920000300010001
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Korean Journal of Microscopy
2000 Volume.30 No. 1 p.1 ~ p.9
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Fine Structural Analysis of Principal and Secondary Eyes in Wandering Spider, Pardosa astrigera
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Jeong Moon-Jin
Lim Do-Seon
Moon Myung-Jin
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Abstract
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The wandering spider, Pardosa astrigera, had four pairs of ocelli that arranged in three rows on the cephalothorax. Along the anterior margin lay a pair of small anterior median (AM) eye flanked on each side by anterior lateral (AL) eye. Two large posterior median (PM) eye was situated on the clypeus behind the anterior row and still more posteriorly was a pair of posterior lateral (PL) eye. The visual cell of retina consisted of cell body, rhabdome, and intermediate segment. Bipolar neuron was found in anterior median eye (principal eye) and unipolar neuron in others (secondary eye). Rhabdome showed that arranged in PMeye and PLeye. But rhabdomes of AMeye and ALeye were irregular in retina. Except AMeye, incontinuous tapetum found in ALeye, PMeye, PLeye. Anterior median eye was similar to anterior lateral eye in length and posterior median eye similar to posterior lateral eye. Component size of eye were similar to 4 pairs eye in cornea. Size of lens, cell body, and rhabdome was similar not only anterior median eye and anterior lateral eye but also posterior median eye and posterior lateral eye. Vitreous body was large posterior median eye than others.
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KEYWORD
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Fine Structure, Pardora astrigera, Principal and Secondary Eyes, Wandering Spider
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