For brightfield imaging, male front legs were dissected, mounted in Hoyers media between two coverslips, and photographed on a Leica DM500B microscope with a Leica DC500 camera. For electron microscopy, adult legs were dehydrated in 100% ethanol, critical point dried, and coated with gold. Scanning electron micrographs were taken on Thermo Fisher Quattro S and Philips XL30 TMP. Three to five legs were imaged for each species.
Quattro s
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The Philips Quattro S is a laboratory equipment that provides high-performance analytical capabilities. It is designed to perform multiple analytical tasks with precision and efficiency.
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For brightfield imaging, male front legs were dissected, mounted in Hoyers media between two coverslips, and photographed on a Leica DM500B microscope with a Leica DC500 camera. For electron microscopy, adult legs were dehydrated in 100% ethanol, critical point dried, and coated with gold. Scanning electron micrographs were taken on Thermo Fisher Quattro S and Philips XL30 TMP. Three to five legs were imaged for each species.
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