Chemical basis of unwettability in Liacaridae (Acari, Oribatida): specific variations of a cuticular acid/ester-based system
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Summary
A comparative study on the chemistry of cuticular lipid layers in a selection of Liacaridae, including representatives of all major Central European genera, Liacarus, Dorycranosus, Adoristes, and Xenillus is conducted, providing first insights into the comparative chemistry of the inner (=lipid) layer of the oribatid cerotegument.
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- 2015-04-28
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- 10
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Keywords
Business, Geology
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