anatomical cluster

Anatomical group whose component anatomical structures lie in close proximity to each other.

Type Organ
Parent Structure disconnected anatomical group

Sub-structures

abdominal scute series Organ anal fin pterygiophore Bone auditory hillocks Organ auditory hillocks, pharyngeal arch 1 derived Organ auditory hillocks, pharyngeal arch 2 derived Organ basibranchial series Organ branchiostegal ray series Organ caudal-fin ray pump Organ caudal principal ray set Bone caudal procurrent ray set Bone caudal scute series Organ ceratobranchial series Organ dorsal fin pterygiophore Bone dorsal scute series Organ entire embryonic mesenchyme Organ epibranchial arborescent organ Organ epibranchial series Organ epipleural series Organ exoskeleton Organ gill raker row Organ hemal spine series Organ hyolaryngeal complex Organ hypobranchial series Organ hypophysial region Organ infraorbital series Bone insect ring gland Nerve interorbital septum Bone intervening zone Bone lateral line scale series Organ lower hypural set Bone medial column Organ midline column Organ mushroom body Organ neural complex of Weberian apparatus Bone nuchal plate series Organ opercular series Organ pars inferior ear Organ pars superior ear Organ pharyngobranchial series Organ pineal complex Gland postzonal element Organ prezonal element Organ proliferative region Organ protoneuromast Organ region of neural crest Organ renal pelvis/ureter Organ rotator cuff Muscle scale row Organ scale sheath Organ sensory canal pore series Organ shell Organ sublingual dorsal and ventral separate Organ submandibular series Bone subungual region Organ upper hypural set Bone ventricular musculature Organ ventricular zone Organ visceromotor column Organ Weberian apparatus Bone Weberian ossicle set Bone zonal area Organ

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What is the anatomical cluster?
Anatomical group whose component anatomical structures lie in close proximity to each other.

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