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Pertaining to olfaction, or the sense of smell.

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Anatomy; Human body

A nerve that registers smells by carrying the impulses for the sense of smell from the nose to the brain.

иіскеу шұңқыры

Anatomy; Developmental anatomy

The primordium of a nasal cavity. Each pit was created by the sinking of an olfactory placode amd os bounded by a medial and lateral nasal process.

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Anatomy; Developmental anatomy

An oval area of thickened ectoderm on either ventrolateral surface surface of the head or the early embryo, constituting the first indication of the olfactory organ.

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Anatomy; Developmental anatomy

The haploid nucleus of a fully mature ovum which loses its nuclear envelope and liberates its chromosomes to meet in the synapses with those similarly derived from the male ...

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Anatomy; Developmental anatomy

Pertaining to the nasal and frontal bones.

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Anatomy; Developmental anatomy

The open anterior end or the open posterior end of the neural tube of the early embryo. These openings gradually close as the tube develops, the timing of each being so precise ...

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Anatomy; Developmental anatomy

The rod-shaped body, comprised of cells from the mesoblast, below the primitive groove of the embryo, defining the primitive axis of the body.

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Anatomy; Developmental anatomy

The back part of the head, located near the occipital bone.

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Anatomy; Developmental anatomy

A connection between two vessels.

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