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INFRAORDER
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Although the respiratory physiology of termites (especially as it relates to their digestive system) has been studied for decades, micro-CT scans of respiratory architectures have been absent. The tracheal scans of the reproductive caste
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<emphasis italics="true" pageId="142">Reticulatermes flavipes</emphasis>
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and soldier caster
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shown here detail the remarkable intricacy of tracheal branches, especially in the abdomen, well known for its adaptations for digesting cellulose. Although both specimens were scanned at approximately 5 µm resolution, the worker
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possesses notably smaller tracheae than the soldier
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. Although the
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feature many similarities, notably a T1-DLT prothoracic “loop,” the differences are sufficient to describe both in detail.
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Wing-leg branching patterns, referred to here as Chapmans Triangle (see Discussion section), are evident in both termites, albeit with some minor modifications (
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). In
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, T2-AWL branches from T2-DB rather than directly from T2-S (as in
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and others), T3-AWL is off T3-S. In
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, T2-VL branches from T2-VB, rather than T2-VLT, and T3-VL branches off T3-VB. (These could be Tn-Cx and not Tn-VL.)
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