Hymenoptera Glossary

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id: 4540

abdominal tergum 1

definition: Thetergum that is located onabdominal segment 1.

written by: Miko, I. 2009. Curator. Hymenoptera Ontology.

OBO dbxref: HAO:0000051

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alternative definition

(from: Goulet, H., and J. T. Huber. 1993.) In Apocrita, the first tergum of the abdomen, widely and immovably fused with the metanotum and with each metapleuron of the thorax, and usually narrowly and flexibly joined to the rest of the abdomen (see also abdomen, metasoma, thorax). by:Istvan Miko

existing relationships:

abdominal tergum 1	is_a /	tergum	imiko	07/23/2009
propodeal carina	part_of /	abdominal tergum 1	imiko	07/23/2009
median propodeal keel	part_of /	abdominal tergum 1	imiko	07/23/2009
propodeal foramen	part_of /	abdominal tergum 1	imiko	07/23/2009
posterior propodeal projection	part_of /	abdominal tergum 1	imiko	07/23/2009
nucha	part_of /	abdominal tergum 1	imiko	07/23/2009
prespiracular propodeal area	part_of /	abdominal tergum 1	imiko	07/23/2009
abdominal tergum 1	part_of /	abdominal segment 1	imiko	07/23/2009
lateral propodeal area	part_of /	abdominal tergum 1	imiko	07/24/2009
ventral propodeal carina	part_of /	abdominal tergum 1	imiko	07/24/2009
medial propodeal furrow	part_of /	abdominal tergum 1	imiko	07/24/2009
dorsal propodeal inflection	part_of /	abdominal tergum 1	imiko	07/24/2009
dilator muscle apodeme	part_of /	abdominal tergum 1	imiko	07/30/2009
plica	part_of /	abdominal tergum 1	imiko	07/31/2009
propodeo-first metasomal spiracle muscle	part_of /	abdominal tergum 1	imiko	07/31/2009
posteroventral metapleural pit	part_of /	abdominal tergum 1	imiko	07/31/2009
metasomal depression	part_of /	abdominal tergum 1	imiko	07/31/2009
plical area	part_of /	abdominal tergum 1	imiko	08/04/2009
propodeal tooth	part_of /	abdominal tergum 1	adeans	08/07/2009
abdominal tergum 1	part_of /	mesosoma	mbertone	11/12/2009

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