Open cerivs opened 10 years ago
Start at about the same time as visceral organs
Consider adding peritoneal cavity too.
Original comment by: cerivs
Original comment by: cerivs
Are you sure about the ventral qualifier? I'm not sure about fish subdivisions but a typical scheme is trunk = thorax + abdomen. E.g. in FMA the lumbar vertebra is in the abdomen (I know 'lumbar' isn't used as a vertebral subdivision is fish but I think broad divisions like 'abdomen' should be consistent)
Original comment by: cmungall
See also https://github.com/obophenotype/uberon/issues/537
Original comment by: cmungall
In adults the rostral-ventral area might be considered the thoracic area. I think the curator in question was thinking in embryos. The heart is immediately under the branchial arches and is almost in the head. Even in older fish the heart is more rostral than in mammals.
Would the wording vetro-caudal portion of the trunk be more acceptable
Original comment by: cerivs
Older fish note heart is abutting gill arches.
Original comment by: cerivs
Attached is an image of the abdominal areas of younger and older fishes.
Original comment by: cerivs
We don't have the term abdomen....seems odd to me. Seems like it should be distinct from and a part of the trunk. -Amy
is_a organism subdivision.
The ventral subdivision of the trunk that contains the visceral organs.
Original comment by: cerivs