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Myomeres are
blocks of
skeletal muscle tissue arranged in sequence,
commonly found in
aquatic chordates.
Myomeres are
separated from
adjacent myomeres...
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pouches and
muscle blocks (
myomeres),
despite the lack of
differentiation in the
structure of
these blocks. In vertebrates,
myomeres are also thinner, and...
- gill arrangement, the
absence of
branchial rays in
Myllokunmingia and the
myomeres having a more
acute shape in Haikouichthys.
Haikouichthys is
about 2.5 cm...
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tadpole or worm-like animal. No
trace of a
spinal cord is present,
although myomeres can be seen in the fossils.
There are two species:
Emmonaspis worthanella...
- gill arrangement, the
absence of
branchial rays in
Myllokunmingia and the
myomeres having a more
acute shape in Haikouichthys. The
animal has a
distinct head...
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hypaxial musculature and
epaxial musculature. They do, however, have true
myomeres and
myosepta like all vertebrates. The
mechanics of
their craniofacial...
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chordates are
characterised by the
presence of
segmented muscle blocks called myomeres and notochord, the two
defining features of chordates.
Before the full...
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testing Musculoskeletal injury Muscle relaxant Microtrauma Muscle memory Myomere Myotomy Preflexes Birbrair, Alexander; Zhang, Tan; Wang, Zhong-Min; Messi...
- of the
lancelet and it swam
perhaps much like an eel. A
notochord and
myomeres (segmented
blocks of
skeletal muscles) span the
entire length of the body...
- body that was
roughly ten
millimeters in length. It
possessed S-shaped
myomeres,
numbering roughly seven per one
millimeter of length. Two
triangular fins...
