larval abdominal posterior commissure [FBbt_00001125]

Posterior-most of the two main midline-crossing commissures that develop in the posterior half of each abdominal neuromere, except for a9 which only has an anterior commissure. The posterior commissure contains fewer fibers than the anterior commissure and is located approximately at the level of the posterior neuromere boundary. (Klambt et al., 1991, Campos-Ortega and Hartenstein, 1997, Goodman and Doe, 1993)

larval abdominal posterior commissure

ID: FBbt_00001125

Larva Nervous system Neuron projection bundle

Posterior-most of the two main midline-crossing commissures that develop in the posterior half of each abdominal neuromere, except for a9 which only has an anterior commissure. The posterior commissure contains fewer fibers than the anterior commissure and is located approximately at the level of the posterior neuromere boundary. (Klambt et al., 1991, Campos-Ortega and Hartenstein, 1997, Goodman and Doe, 1993)

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Parts of larval abdominal posterior commissure (2 total)

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larval abdominal 1 posterior dorsal commissureLarva, Nervous_system, Neuron_projection_bundle
larval abdominal 1 posterior intermediate commissureLarva, Nervous_system, Neuron_projection_bundle

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Subclasses of larval abdominal posterior commissure (8 total)

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larval abdominal 1 posterior commissureLarva, Nervous_system, Neuron_projection_bundle
larval abdominal 2 posterior commissureLarva, Nervous_system, Neuron_projection_bundle
larval abdominal 3 posterior commissureLarva, Nervous_system, Neuron_projection_bundle
larval abdominal 7 posterior commissureLarva, Nervous_system, Neuron_projection_bundle
larval abdominal 8 posterior commissureLarva, Nervous_system, Neuron_projection_bundle

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