branchiostegal ray
branchiostegal rays
Dermal bone that is a flattened element that supports the branchiostegal membrane. Branchiostegal rays are generally present in a series articulating ventrally or ventro-medially with the anterior and posterior ceratobranchials whereas the most posterior ray articulates with the subopercle. The branchiostegal ray is paired.
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| 유형 | Bone |
| 상위 구조물 | dermal bone |
| 라틴어 명칭 | branchiostegal rays |
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What is the branchiostegal ray?
Dermal bone that is a flattened element that supports the branchiostegal membrane. Branchiostegal rays are generally present in a series articulating ventrally or ventro-medially with the anterior and posterior ceratobranchials whereas the most posterior ray articulates with the subopercle. The bran
What is the Latin name for the branchiostegal ray?
The Latin name for the branchiostegal ray is branchiostegal rays.
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Data sources: Terminologia Anatomica, Foundational Model of Anatomy, Wikidata.
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