- hindgut.
Details Carnegie stage 10
Precursor Mesenchyme Identifiers Latin mesenteron TE E5.4.7.0.0.0.2 FMA 45617
Anatomical terminology [edit on Wikidata]...
- The
three regions include the
foregut (stomatodeum)(27,) the
midgut (
mesenteron)(13), and the
hindgut (proctodeum)(16). In
addition to the alimentary...
-
combining forms mes- + enteron,
ultimately from
ancient Gr**** μεσέντερον (
mesenteron), from μέσος (mésos, "middle") + ἔντερον (énteron, "gut"),
yielding "mid-intestine"...
-
moderately inflated.
Digestive tube
composed with a very
large crop.
Mesenteron forms a
complete 360° loop. Castro, D.; Scheffrahn, R. H.; Carrijo, T...
- then at
least one of the
Seven Islands in the
Ionian Sea. He is
ruler of
Mesenteron (a
fictitious place). The
British emb****y
prefers him. Mustapha: One of...
- p****es to the
midgut (element 13 in
numbered diagram), also
known as the
mesenteron,
where the
majority of
digestion takes place.
Microscopic projections...
- the acant****a begins. This
stage involves penetrating the wall of the
mesenteron or the
intestine of the
intermediate host and growing. The
final stage...
- the acant****a begins. This
stage involves penetrating the wall of the
mesenteron or the
intestine of the
intermediate host and growing. The
final stage...
- the acant****a begins. This
stage involves penetrating the wall of the
mesenteron or the
intestine of the
intermediate host and growing. The
final stage...
- the acant****a begins. This
stage involves penetrating the wall of the
mesenteron or the
intestine of the
intermediate host and growing. The
final stage...
