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Fig. 2. Schematic diagram of the optic ganglia of Cancer species
highlighting the location and organization of the X-organ-sinus gland (XO-SG)
system. The nervous system contained within the eyestalk consists of several
distinct regions, including the medulla terminalis (MT), the medulla interna
(MI), the medulla externa (ME), the lamina ganglionaris (LG) and the retina.
This system of ganglia is connected to the supraesophageal ganglion (SoG)
via the optic nerve (optn). Located in the MT is a loosely
associated collection of neurosecretory somata that are collectively termed
the X-organ (XO). The release site of hormones produced by these somata is the
sinus gland (SG), which is located at the junction of the MI and ME. The sinus
gland tract (sgt) links the XO and SG.