All terms in UBERON
| Label | Id | Description |
|---|---|---|
| rostral margin of orbit | UBERON_0016942 | |
| epibranchial arborescent organ | UBERON_2001990 | [Anatomical cluster that is an outgrowth of the soft tissue around the dorsolateral corner of a branchial arch that is internally supported by a core of rigid cartilage-like tissue. Epibranchial arborescent organ is paired.] |
| obsolete portion of | UBERON_3010428 | |
| lateral bone | UBERON_2001991 | [Membrane bone extending between a transverse process of the second proximal dorsal-fin radial and the pleural rib of the sixth vertebra. Lateral bone is paired.] |
| branched anal fin ray | UBERON_2001992 | [Anal fin lepidotrichium that is distally branched.] |
| external pharyngoclavicularis | UBERON_2000662 | |
| branched pectoral fin ray | UBERON_2001993 | [Pectoral fin lepidotrichium that is distally branched and segmented.] |
| gill raker row | UBERON_2001994 | [Anatomical cluster that consists of adjacent gill rakers constituting a row and is part of a ceratobranchial or epibranchial element of the branchial arches. Gill raker row is paired.] |
| metaphysis of fibula | UBERON_0016928 | [A metaphysis that is part of a fibula.] |
| obsolete decussation of the medial octavolateralis nucleus | UBERON_2000642 | |
| lingual cusp of tooth | UBERON_0016929 | [A medially (towards the tongue)) raised feature found on crown of a tooth.] |
| subtemporal fossa | UBERON_2001974 | |
| rostral cerebellar tract | UBERON_2000643 | |
| obsolete dental plate | UBERON_2000644 | |
| suprabranchial artery | UBERON_2001975 | |
| descending octaval nucleus | UBERON_2000645 | |
| interorbital septum | UBERON_2001976 | [Anatomical cluster composed of one or more bones and tissue that separates the orbits.] |
| postductal region of aortic arch | UBERON_0016924 | [Area of aorta distal to the ductus arteriosus.] |
| descending trunk of arch of aorta | UBERON_0016920 | |
| pad | UBERON_2001977 | [Surface structure that is a portion of the integument thickened relative to surrounding area.] |