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(
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A-E)
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In the spermatozoon of
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<emphasis box="[1139,1405,497,521]" italics="true" pageId="6" pageNumber="383">Rhinobrycon negrensis</emphasis>
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, the spherical nucleus measures approximately 1.5
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m in diameter. The surrounding strip of cytoplasm has no organelles (
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). Nuclear rotation toward the flagellar axis was about 50 degrees (
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A-B). Large vesicles are found laterally to the nucleus (
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B-C). The midpiece has a rhomboid shape, measures about 1.1
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m in length and contains some mitochondria (
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A-C). The endomembrane system is composed of a few large vesicles (
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B-E).
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