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Fig. 5. PETH-immunoreactive Inka cells of holometabolous pharate adults. Only one large Inka cell attached to tracheae near each spiracle was found in (A) the Colorado potato beetle Leptinotarsa (Coleoptera), (B) the sawfly Trichiocampus (Hymenoptera) and (C) the ant Myrmica (Hymenoptera). (D) Tracheae of another hymenopteran, the honey bee Apis, contained a large number of small cells. (E,F) Single Inka cells were attached to longitudinal tracheae near each spiracle in dipterans: the black fly Simulia (E) and the fruit fly Drosophila (F). Scale bar, 50 µm.





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