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Falx cerebri and tentorium cerebelli, 3D illustration. Royalty Free Stock Photo

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CT brain scan of a patient showing subural hemorrhage at right synlvian cistern Royalty Free Stock Photo

Detailed Histological Keywords for the Mosquito Larva Head Cross-Section

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Human brain with highlighted falx cerebri and tentorium cerebelli, major dural folds separating brain hemispheres and cerebellum Royalty Free Stock Photo

The cross-section reveals the intricate internal anatomy of the mosquito larva's head, which is highly sclerotized for protection and houses the complex feeding and sensory structures. Key features include the cerebral ganglion (brain), parts of the anterior digestive tract like the pharynx, and cross-sections of the specialized mouthparts (mandibles, maxillae, labrum, and mouth brushes) used for filter feeding. The internal supporting structure, including the tentorial arms, and various muscle groups are evident, surrounded by hemolymph and scattered fat body cells. The small ocellus (simple eye) is also typically visible near the cuticle.