FB2025_05 , released December 11, 2025
FB2025_05 , released December 11, 2025
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Term abdominal temporary eclosion muscle DA ID (Ontology) FBbt:00059038 (Fly Anatomy)
Definition Temporary eclosion muscle of the adult abdomen that develops from an A1-7 dorsal acute muscle.[ FlyBase:FBrf0052405 FlyBase:FBrf0201818 ]
Also Known As "DIOM" ; "TDIOM" ; "temporary dorsal internal oblique muscle"
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  adult somatic muscle
   |__temporary eclosion muscle
       |__abdominal temporary eclosion muscle DA  15 rec.
           |__abdominal 1 temporary eclosion muscle DA1
           |__abdominal 1 temporary eclosion muscle DA2
           |__abdominal 1 temporary eclosion muscle DA3
           |__abdominal 2 temporary eclosion muscle DA1
           |__abdominal 2 temporary eclosion muscle DA2
           |__abdominal 2 temporary eclosion muscle DA3
           |__abdominal 3 temporary eclosion muscle DA1
           |__abdominal 3 temporary eclosion muscle DA3
           |__abdominal 4 temporary eclosion muscle DA1
           |__abdominal 4 temporary eclosion muscle DA3
           |__abdominal 5 temporary eclosion muscle DA1
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Is a temporary eclosion muscle
Develops from A1-7 dorsal acute muscle
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