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Discovery and characterization of a transient chaetal gland during the development of Capitella teleta (Sedentaria: Annelida)

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By Ekin Tilic, Elaine C Seaver, Whitney Laboratory, Thomas Bartolomaeus
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1 INTRODUCTION Chaetae, the chitinous, bristle-like structures that are a hallmark character for all annelids, play a critical role in various aspects of these organisms' biology, including locomotion and defense (Merz, 2006; Tilic et al., 2017). These extracellular, hard structures develop within a specialized ectodermal invagination, known as the chaetal follicle (Hausen, 2005).
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