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Dictionary » A » Anterior AnteriorDefinition (anatomy) (1) Situated before or in front; prior to. (2) Near or toward the head or forward end of a quadruped animal. (3) Toward the front plane of the body, especially of humans. (4) Toward the cephalic end of an embryo.
Supplement Word origin: Latin anterior, comparative of ante (forward, before)
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Results from our forumorgans shape... reduction of dAkt" ( Drosophila Akt protein kinase) "function, an essential component of the insulin signaling pathway, in either the anterior or the posterior compartment of the wing imaginal disc results in a severe reduction of the respective compartment. ... Recently, a novel signaling ...
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Cone snailSorry, the picture has us looking at the anterior end, so I figured you might have it wrong-way 'round. Is the brown structure across the shell opening from the thumbnail the structure you're talking about? Hard to tell if it's part of the shell ...
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Re: If you do an image search, you'll see that the narrow end of the shell is the anterior end of the snail. Umm, yeah. Did I say otherwise somewhere? :) Anyway, the animal has a barbed "tail" that is located in the wide/posterior end of the shell ("rear ...
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Cone snailIf you do an image search, you'll see that the narrow end of the shell is the anterior end of the snail.
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Evolution of the Face and Head... that as a human I - consciously or not - ascribe emotions and meaning to. Is it simply a matter of convergent evolution, that most animals have an anterior and a posterior end, with most of the sensory apparatus arranged around the former in a more or less predictable pattern? If someone knows ...
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