lamina orbitonasalis
laminas orbitonasalis
Cranial cartilage which is bilaterally paired and develops as a dorsal plate-like projection of the anterolateral ethmoid plate, which are oriented perpendicular to the ethmoid plate. It fuses dorsally to the taenia marginalis anterior, and it joins the ethmoid cartilage medially.
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| النوع | Organ |
| البنية الأم | cartilage element of chondrocranium |
| الاسم اللاتيني | laminas orbitonasalis |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the lamina orbitonasalis?
Cranial cartilage which is bilaterally paired and develops as a dorsal plate-like projection of the anterolateral ethmoid plate, which are oriented perpendicular to the ethmoid plate. It fuses dorsally to the taenia marginalis anterior, and it joins the ethmoid cartilage medially.
What is the Latin name for the lamina orbitonasalis?
The Latin name for the lamina orbitonasalis is laminas orbitonasalis.
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Data sources: Terminologia Anatomica, Foundational Model of Anatomy, Wikidata.
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