- The
hypobranchial gland is a
glandular structure which is part of the
anatomy of many mollusks,
including several different families of gastropods, and...
-
connecting bones known as
Hypophyals or
Hypobranchials may link the basi- and cerato- components, and
hypobranchials in
particular are
common among all types...
- to the
upper part of the
first arch and to only the
first and
second hypobranchials.
Members of
Acipenseriformes retain the
ability to
sense electric fields...
- The
hypopharyngeal eminence or
hypobranchial eminence is a
midline swelling of the
third and
fourth pharyngeal arches, in the
development of the tongue...
-
parts of the gill arch; a
third hypobranchiale was
likely present. The
hypobranchials are
attached at
their lower ends at an
angle of 21,5° via a functional...
-
which originated as an
extension of the hind gut; it is a
modified hypobranchial gland. It lies
beneath the gut and
opens into the ****, into
which its...
-
major part of
Phoenician wealth. The violet-purple dye
derived from the
hypobranchial gland of the
Murex marine snail, once
profusely available in coastal...
- In
Gymnarchus niloticus (the
African knifefish), the tail, trunk,
hypobranchial, and eye
muscles are
incorporated into the organ, most
likely to provide...
- for
ritual purposes. The dye
substance is a
mucous secretion from the
hypobranchial gland of one of
several species of medium-sized
predatory sea snails...
-
development of the hypoglossal,
glossopharyngeal and
vagus nerves and
hypobranchial muscles in the hagfish".
Zoological Letters. 1 (6): 6. doi:10.1186/s40851-014-0005-9...
