striola

stri·o·la

(strī'ō-lă),
The narrow central area of the utricular macula where the orientations of the tallest stereocilia and kinocilia change.
[L. stria, stripe, + -ola, dim. suffix]
Farlex Partner Medical Dictionary © Farlex 2012

stri·o·la

(strī'ō-la)
The narrow central area of the utricular macula where the orientations of the tallest stereocilia and kinocilia change.
[L. stria, stripe, + -ola, dim. suffix]
Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions and Nursing © Farlex 2012
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striola, there is some variation in the number of primary spurs; however, in other species, such as N.
striola (Ellis 1950, 1965; Drake & Chapman 1953).
Neoplea striola has a 1st gonapophysis similar to that of N.
striola. Some specimens have 1 fewer primary spur and/or 1 fewer secondary spur.
striola is almost certainly incorrect and confused with that of N.
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