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stomodaeum
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stomodaeum [‚stō·mə′dē·əm]
(embryology)
The anterior part of the embryonic alimentary tract formed as an invagination of the ectoderm.
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The stomodeum appeared at stage 13 and the prototrochal girdle with its cilia were completely formed during stage 14 (Fig.
Embryonic and larval development of haliotis tuberculata coccinea ... by De Vicose, G. Courtois; Viera, M.P.; Bilbao, A.; Izquierdo, M.S. / Journal of Shellfish Research
2,10,14) These cells are believed to derive from either the stomodeum or the stomach, which is located in the neck close to the forming tongue at this stage of development.
Intralingual foregut duplication cyst in a newborn. (Original Article) by Kumar, Shimareet / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
The adenohypophysis, or anterior pituitary, is derived from an evagination of oral ectoderm of the dorsal median region of the stomodeum.
Pituitary Mass in a 48-Year-Old Woman by Cummings, Thomas J.; Bentley, Rex C.; McLendon, Roger E. / Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
 
 
 
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