Static exports of the data are also available. d, The Drosophila brain can be divided into spatially defined regions based on neuropils80 (Extended Data Fig. 1). Neuropils for the lamina are not shown. D, dorsal; L, lateral; P, posterior. e, Synaptic boutons in the fly brain are ...
What is the anatomy of the tongue? The tongue's anatomy includes smooth, moist mucosa on its surface. The surface then contains papillae that provide friction to grasp food particles. Taste buds are located in the papillae, as well as in the palate and posterior pharynx. The tongue muscles ...
lips, tongue, and flour of your mouth. If these lymph nodes become swollen it could be due to infections of your neck, ears, pharynx, eyes, head, and sinuses. These are also referred to as your posterior cervical lymph nodes.
The oral groove opens in the mouth known ascytostomeand to the gullet or pharynx There are numerous food vacuoles present for digesting food There is an anal pore present on the ventral surface in the posterior half of the cell known ascytoproct or cytopyge, which helps in egesting undiges...
and lungs. The alimentary canal at its tail end splits longitudinally into two tubes—ananteriorand a posterior. The anterior tube becomes thebladder,urethra, and, in the female, the lining of thevagina, where it joins a depression of the ectoderm. The posterior (dorsal) tube becomes therect...
large intestine, posterior section of the intestine, consisting typically of four regions: the cecum, colon, rectum, and anus. The term colon is sometimes used to refer to the entire large intestine. The large intestine is wider and shorter than the small intestine (approximately 1.5 metres, or...