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mediolateral intercalation — ordered cellular repacking along the mediolateral axis by interdigitations of deep cells during the gastrula and early segmentation periods producing convergence and extension … Dictionary of ichthyology
mediolateral — middle of the side; the horizontal axis oriented perpendicular to both the anterior posterior and dorsal ventral axes … Dictionary of ichthyology
mediolateral — Relating to the median plane and a side. * * * me·dio·lat·er·al lat ə rəl, la trəl adj relating to, extending along, or being a direction or axis from side to side or from median to lateral me·dio·lat·er·al·ly ē adv * * * me·dio·lat·er·al… … Medical dictionary
mediolateral photophores — old name for SAO photophores, a sloping, ventro lateral row above the anal fin in Myctophidae … Dictionary of ichthyology
mediolateral nerve cord — (NEMATA) Several nerves extending from the median and posterior externolateral ganglia and the posterior internolateral ganglia to the lumbar ganglia … Dictionary of invertebrate zoology
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