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| Term | hypopharyngeal lobe | ID (Ontology) | FBbt:00001863 (Fly Anatomy) | |||||||||||||||||
| Definition | Protuberance of the procephalon that marks the rudimentary third (intercalary) head segment (Hartenstein, 1993). It first becomes apparent at stage 11 of embryogenesis. This lobe bears the primordium of the posterior pharyngeal sense organ (hypopharyngeal organ) (Jurgens and Hartenstein, 1993).[ FlyBase:FBrf0064788 FlyBase:FBrf0064803 ] | |||||||||||||||||||
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foregut |__embryonic/larval foregut_______________ material anatomical entity | |__developing material anatomical entity__| embryonic/larval gut | |__embryonic/larval foregut_______________| anterior ectoderm derivative | |__embryonic/larval foregut_______________| hypopharyngeal lobe 18 rec. |
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| Is a | developing material anatomical entity | ||
| Develops from | intercalary segment | ||
| Part of | embryonic/larval foregut | ||
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