Hymenoptera Glossary
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thorax

definition: Thetagma that is composed of theprothorax,mesothorax andmetathorax.

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

OBO dbxref: HAO:0001015

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alternative definition
(from: Goulet, H., and J. T. Huber. 1993.) The principal middle division of the body to which the legs are attached, between the head and abdomen (cf. mesosoma).  by:Istvan Miko
existing relationships:

thoraxpart_of / mesosomamatt
prepectuspart_of / thoraxmatt
pterothoraxpart_of / thoraxadeans09/03/2006
thoraxis_a / tagmaadeans10/27/2006
larval thoraxis_a / thoraxadeans01/23/2009
adult thoraxis_a / thoraxadeans01/23/2009
thoracic segmentpart_of / thoraximiko07/15/2009
occlusor muscle apodemepart_of / thoraximiko07/16/2009
cenchruspart_of / thoraxadeans07/24/2009
pronoto-mesobasalar musclepart_of / thoraximiko07/31/2009
intersegmental membrane-mesobasalar musclepart_of / thoraximiko07/31/2009
pronoto-mesothoracic spiracle musclepart_of / thoraximiko07/31/2009
pronoto-prophragmal musclepart_of / thoraximiko07/31/2009
ventral mesofurco-profurcal musclepart_of / thoraximiko07/31/2009
first phragmo-propleural musclepart_of / thoraximiko07/31/2009
first phragmo-second phragmal musclepart_of / thoraximiko07/31/2009
metafurco-mesofurcalpart_of / thoraximiko07/31/2009
mesosterno-procoxal musclepart_of / thoraximiko07/31/2009
mesoscutello-metanotal musclepart_of / thoraximiko07/31/2009
posterior thoracic spiraclepart_of / thoraximiko07/31/2009

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