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hyoid arch [′hī‚ȯid ‚ärch]

(embryology)

Either of the second pair of pharyngeal segments or gill arches in vertebrate embryos.

Hyoid Arch

part of the visceral skeleton in vertebrates, including man, located directly behind the maxillary arch. In most cartilaginous fishes, each half of the hyoid arch consists of a superior hyoid cartilage and an inferior hyoid cartilage. Both halves of the hyoid arch unite below in an unpaired element. In bony fishes the superior element of the hyoid arch, which bears the gill cover, is segmented into the suspensorium proper and a connective bone; the hyoid bears rays of the branchiostegal membrane. The unpaired connective element of the hyoid arch is covered with a mucous membrane (the tongue of fishes) and is often equipped with teeth. In most terrestrial vertebrates, including man, the suspensorium is converted into an auditory ossicle known as the stapes, whereas the inferior element becomes part of the hyoid apparatus.

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No references found	1) They are derived from different embryologic cell anlages: the epibranchial placode of the second branchial arch and the neural crest of the facial primordium, respectively. The meatal ganglion in neoplasia and inflammation of the facial nerve by Gacek, Richard R. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal In the event that the vertical segment of the ICA regresses or does not develop, a communication persists between it and the external carotid artery, which is derived from the second branchial arch. Aberrant ectatic internal carotid artery in the middle ear by Safdar, Adnan; Hughes, Joseph P.; Walsh, Rory McConn / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal During closure of the cervical sinus that lies between the second branchial arch and the epipericardial ridge, ectoderm may become trapped, resulting in the formation of an inclusion or cyst. Congenital familial bilateral branchial tracts: a rare case by Vent, Julia; Grier, Candace G.; Leopold, Donald A.; Heywood, Barbara B. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal	Sech, Novaia Sech, Zadunaiskaia Sech, Zaporozhe sechard Séchard, David Sechehaye, Albert Sechenov's Inhibition Sechenov, Ivan Sechenov, Ivan Mikhailovich Sechium SechselŠuten Seckler-Hudson, Catheryn seclusion secobarbital secodont secohm Seconal Second Second Adventists Second All-Russian Congress of Soviets of Peasants Deputies Second All-Russian Congress of Soviets of Workers and Soldiers Second Athenian League Second Baku second boiling point second bottom Second branchial arch second breakdown second category second chamber second class Second Classical Revival style second coat Second Coming Second Conference of the Russian Social Democratic Labor Party Second Congress of Soviets of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, Second Congress of the Russian Social Democratic Labor Party second countable topological space second crop second curvature second derivative second detector Second Empire Second Empire architecture Second Empire style in the United States second fiddle second fixings Second Front second generation second generation computer second generation language Second Growth	second ballots second banana second banana second banana Second Bank of the United States Second Barbary War second base second base second baseman second baseman Second Battle of Passchendaele Second Battle of Passchendaele Second Battle of Philippi second battle of Ypres second best second best second best second bests second bests Second bicuspid Second bicuspid Second bicuspid second bite of the apple second blessing Second Boer War second boiling point Second Book of Esdras Second Book of Maccabees Second Bookable Offence second bottom Second branchial arch Second Brazilian Cruzeiro Second breakdown Second Bridge Bank of Japan Second Brigade Motorcycle Club Second Buddha Second Buddha Second Bulgarian Legion Second Business Day second cancer Second Capital Market Reform Bill Second category Second Chamber Second Chamber Second Chance Second Chance Animal Refuge Society Second Chance Bird Rescue Second Chance for Life Second Chance Help Center, Inc. Second Chance Kitchen Warehouse Second Chance Offer Second Chance Pet Rescue, Inc. Second Chance Wildlife Center Second Chance Wildlife Rehabilitation second childhood second childhoods Second Chronicles

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1) They are derived from different embryologic cell anlages: the epibranchial placode of the second branchial arch and the neural crest of the facial primordium, respectively.

The meatal ganglion in neoplasia and inflammation of the facial nerve by Gacek, Richard R. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal

In the event that the vertical segment of the ICA regresses or does not develop, a communication persists between it and the external carotid artery, which is derived from the second branchial arch.

Aberrant ectatic internal carotid artery in the middle ear by Safdar, Adnan; Hughes, Joseph P.; Walsh, Rory McConn / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal

During closure of the cervical sinus that lies between the second branchial arch and the epipericardial ridge, ectoderm may become trapped, resulting in the formation of an inclusion or cyst.

Congenital familial bilateral branchial tracts: a rare case by Vent, Julia; Grier, Candace G.; Leopold, Donald A.; Heywood, Barbara B. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal

Sechenov's Inhibition

Sechenov, Ivan

Sechenov, Ivan Mikhailovich

Sechium

SechselŠuten