Usually means: Upper lobe of a parapodium.
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▸ noun:  (zoology) The dorsal lobe or branch of a parapodium of an annelid.

Similar:
notopod, notum, lobopod, parapterum, otopheidomenid, paradactylum, notaeum, opercle, notostylopid, metapode, more...

Opposite:
podium, neuropodium

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Similar:
notopod, notum, lobopod, parapterum, otopheidomenid, paradactylum, notaeum, opercle, notostylopid, metapode, more...

Opposite:
podium, neuropodium



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