RESULTS
The egg has an ellipsoidal shape (Figures 1 and 2), with a length of 668 ± 0,5 µm from the base of the posterior pole to the tip of the micropylar area, and a width of 333.6 ± 0,3 µm. The micropylar area is shaped like a truncated cone, with 7 micropylar orifice arranged radially around it. Micropylar orifices have a funnel-like inward shape, with an average diameter of 1.69 microns. (Figures 3 and 4). In addition, there are approximately 55-65 filaments wound in a spiral from the posterior pole of the egg (Figures 5 and 6). These filaments do not have a stem and resemble a truncated hair bun when rolled up (Figures 2 and 7). The filaments are 2,84 mm long and have a thickness of 2.03 ± 0,12 µm. Although the filament spiral does not exhibit complete symmetry, it resembles a hair bun. The spiral filaments is unwound from the top of the cone towards the tip, and eventually unwound completely. Most of the surface of the egg has a polygonal reticular pattern, mostly hexagonal, and the reticular patterns around the micropylar area are raised and prominent (Figure 8). Polygonal patterns show porosity. (Figure 9).