developing anatomical structure
developing structure
| Type | Organ |
| Parent Structure | material anatomical entity |
| Latin Name | developing structure |
| FMA ID | 292313 |
Sub-structures
brain marginal zone
Organ
comma-shaped body
Bone
copula linguae
Organ
developing mesenchymal structure
Organ
differentiated genital tubercle
Organ
embryonic structure
Organ
extraembryonic structure
Bone
feather bud
Organ
future glans
Organ
hair peg
Organ
hypopharyngeal eminence
Organ
immature eye
Organ
insect imaginal precursor
Organ
insect non-connected developing system
Organ
layer of developing cerebral cortex
Organ
limb paddle
Organ
metanephros induced blastemal cells
Organ
nephric fold
Organ
nephrogenic zone
Organ
notochordal process
Organ
pharyngeal region of foregut
Organ
Rathke's pouch
Gland
siphon primordium
Organ
somite
Organ
S-shaped body
Bone
tooth bud
Organ
tubotympanic recess epithelium
Organ
typhlosole
Vessel
ulna cartilage element
Organ
vascular cord
Vessel
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Latin name for the developing anatomical structure?
The Latin name for the developing anatomical structure is developing structure.
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1st arch maxillary component
1st arch maxillary ectoderm
ectoderm of maxillary component
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1st arch maxillary-mandibular groove ectoderm
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