Parietal

ECLs are cells of the fundus of the stomach. They contain high amount of histamine and release it in order to activate the acid-producing parietal cells

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... C. z. zebrata (maximum body length, not including tail, of 310 mm vs. 340 mm for zebrata), and as having bright yellow irises. They also have more parietal scales than zebrata (>7 vs. 5-6 for zebrata). So the type you have been calling alfredschmidti (which are significantly *larger* than zebrata, ...

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... hybrid would be identified by a mixed combination of features some from one subspecies and some from another such as Scleral color, mixture in parietal scales, body scalation, etc. Track C Conclusion: Could Captive bred subspecies integrades of Corucia exist? A possibility. A documented case ...

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... release which binds to (CCK-2) receptors, which also increase activity of the proton pump (bind to H2 receptors - causes increased Ca2+ in parietal cell)... Vagal nerve activity also increases activity of proton pump (but it has a different mechanism - directly via activation of mACh) receptors ...

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... marked is around the whereabouts of where auditory data is processed, which would make sense, and that the other point is somewhere within the Parietal Lobe.

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