A1-7 acute muscle [FBbt_00000589]
Any acute muscle (FBbt:00000474) that is part of some larval abdominal segment A1-7 (FBbt:00007586).
Any acute muscle (FBbt:00000474) that is part of some larval abdominal segment A1-7 (FBbt:00007586).
Any dorsal acute muscle (FBbt:00000475) that is part of some larval abdominal segment A1-7 (FBbt:00007586).
Dorsal-most dorsal acute muscle of embryonic/larval abdominal segments 1-7.
The second dorsal-most dorsal acute muscle of embryonic/larval abdominal segments 1-7.
The third dorsal-most dorsal acute muscle of embryonic/larval abdominal segments 1-7.
Any dorsal oblique muscle (FBbt:00000467) that is part of some larval abdominal segment A1-7 (FBbt:00007586).
The dorsal-most dorsal oblique muscle of embryonic/larval abdominal segments 1-7.
The second dorsal-most dorsal oblique muscle of embryonic/larval abdominal segments 1-7.
The third dorsal-most dorsal oblique muscle of embryonic/larval abdominal segments 1-7.
The fourth dorsal-most dorsal oblique muscle of embryonic/larval abdominal segments 1-7. Its posterior end is attached to a site in the segment posterior to that in which it originates.
The ventral-most of the dorsal oblique muscles of A1-7. Following Bate (1993), larval hypodermal muscles are named for their orientation and numbered based on their order from dorsal to ventral or anterior to posterior. So, except where musculature is essentially identical between segments (as for A1-7, with a couple of exceptions for A1), serial homology should not be assumed on the basis of a shared name.
The only dorsal transverse muscle of embryonic/larval abdominal segments 1-7. It is an external muscle (Landgraf et al., 2003; Zarin and Labrador, 2019).
The only lateral longitudinal muscle in each of embryonic/larval abdominal segments 1-7.
The only lateral oblique muscle in each of embryonic/larval abdominal segments 1-7.
Any lateral transverse muscle (FBbt:00000472) that is part of some larval abdominal segment A1-7 (FBbt:00007586).
The most anterior of the lateral transverse muscles in each of embryonic/larval abdominal segments 1-7.
The second anterior-most of the lateral transverse muscles in each of embryonic/larval abdominal segments 1-7.
The third anterior-most of the lateral transverse muscles in each of embryonic/larval abdominal segments 1-7.
The fourth anterior-most of the lateral transverse muscles in each of embryonic/larval abdominal segments 1-7.
Any longitudinal muscle (FBbt:00000480) that is part of some larval abdominal segment A1-7 (FBbt:00007586).
Any oblique muscle (FBbt:00000466) that is part of some larval abdominal segment A1-7 (FBbt:00007586).
Any segment border muscle (FBbt:00000483) that is part of some larval abdominal segment A1-7 (FBbt:00007586).
Any transverse muscle (FBbt:00000470) that is part of some larval abdominal segment A1-7 (FBbt:00007586).
Any ventral acute muscle (FBbt:00000477) that is part of some larval abdominal segment A1-7 (FBbt:00007586).
Dorsal-most ventral acute muscle of larval abdominal segments A1-7.
Any ventral longitudinal muscle that is part of larval abdominal segments 1-7. All of these span the segment - extending from one intersegmental apodeme to the next (Campos-Ortega and Hartenstein, 1997, pg 171 and pg 119).
The dorsal-most ventral longitudinal muscle of embryonic/larval abdominal segments 1-7.
The second dorsal-most ventral longitudinal muscle of embryonic/larval abdominal segments 1-7.
The third dorsal-most ventral longitudinal muscle of embryonic/larval abdominal segments 1-7.
The fourth dorsal-most ventral longitudinal muscle of embryonic/larval abdominal segments 1-7.
Any ventral oblique muscle that is part of larval abdominal segments 1-7. All of these attach to the intersegmental apodeme of their segment (Campos-Ortega and Hartenstein, 1997, pg 172).
The dorsal-most ventral oblique muscle of embryonic/larval abdominal segments 1-7.
The second dorsal-most ventral oblique muscle of embryonic/larval abdominal segments 1-7.
The third dorsal-most ventral oblique muscle of embryonic/larval abdominal segments 1-7.
Any ventral transverse muscle (FBbt:00000473) that is part of some larval abdominal segment A1-7 (FBbt:00007586).
The only ventral transverse muscle of embryonic/larval abdominal segments 2-7 (this muscle is absent from abdominal segment 1).
Any acute muscle (FBbt:00000474) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Any dorsal acute muscle (FBbt:00000475) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Any A1-7 dorsal acute muscle 1 (FBbt:00000591) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Any A1-7 dorsal acute muscle 2 (FBbt:00000592) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Any A1-7 dorsal acute muscle 3 (FBbt:00000593) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Dorsal longitudinal muscle of the first adult abdominal segment.
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle (FBbt:00000608) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 1 (FBbt:00000609) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 2 (FBbt:00000610) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 3 (FBbt:00000611) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 4 (FBbt:00000612) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 5 (FBbt:00000613) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Any A1-7 dorsal transverse muscle 1 (FBbt:00000625) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Dorsal longitudinal muscle of abdominal segment 1 found in the lateral region of the segment. It tapers anteriorly to attach to the anterior border of the first abdominal tergite and attaches laterally to this same tergite. It is composed of several fibers.
Dorsal longitudinal muscle of abdominal segment 1 found in the lateral region of the segment. It tapers anteriorly to attach to the anterior border of the first abdominal tergite and attaches posteriorly to the second abdominal tergite. It is composed of several fibers.
Any A1-7 lateral longitudinal muscle 1 (FBbt:00000600) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Any A1-7 lateral oblique muscle 1 (FBbt:00000615) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Lateral tergosternal muscle of abdominal segment 1.
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle (FBbt:00000626) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle 1 (FBbt:00000627) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle 2 (FBbt:00000628) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle 3 (FBbt:00000629) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle 4 (FBbt:00000630) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Any A1-7 longitudinal muscle (FBbt:00000598) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Dorsal longitudinal muscle of abdominal segment 1 found in the medial region of the segment. It attaches to the first and second abdominal tergites. It is composed of several fibers.
Dorsal longitudinal muscle of abdominal segment 1 found in the lateral region of the segment. It is smaller than muscle 100, attaching to the anterior border of the first abdominal tergite and laterally to this same tergite.
Dorsal longitudinal muscle of abdominal segment 1 found in the lateral region of the segment, anterior to muscle 100. It is composed of several fibers.
Any A1-7 oblique muscle (FBbt:00000607) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Muscle of the abdominal segment 1 that attaches to the first abdominal sternite and to the pleura.
One of the two oblique sternopleural muscles of abdominal segment 1.
One of the two oblique sternopleural muscles of abdominal segment 1.
Any A1-7 segment border muscle (FBbt:00000606) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Any occlusor muscle of adult abdominal spiracle (FBbt:00013334) that is part of some adult abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00003025) and attached to some adult abdominal spiracle 1 (FBbt:00014816).
Temporary eclosion muscle of adult abdominal segment 1 that develops from abdominal 1 dorsal acute muscle 1 of the larva by a process of remodeling.
Temporary eclosion muscle of adult abdominal segment 1 that develops from abdominal 1 dorsal acute muscle 2 of the larva by a process of remodeling.
Temporary eclosion muscle of adult abdominal segment 1 that develops from abdominal 1 dorsal acute muscle 3 of the larva by a process of remodeling.
Temporary eclosion muscle of adult abdominal segment 1 that develops from abdominal 1 lateral longitudinal muscle 1 of the larva by a process of remodeling.
Temporary eclosion muscle of adult abdominal segment 1 that develops from abdominal 1 segment border muscle of the larva by a process of remodeling.
Temporary eclosion muscle of adult abdominal segment 1 that develops from abdominal 1 ventral longitudinal muscle 1 of the larva by a process of remodeling.
Temporary eclosion muscle of adult abdominal segment 1 that develops from abdominal 1 ventral longitudinal muscle 2 of the larva by a process of remodeling.
Any transverse muscle (FBbt:00000470) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Any A1-7 ventral acute muscle (FBbt:00000594) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Any A1-7 ventral acute muscle 1 (FBbt:00000595) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Any ventral acute muscle 2 (FBbt:00110256) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Any ventral acute muscle 3 (FBbt:00000597) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
A large, longitudinally oriented hypodermal muscle located internal to the ventral longitudinal muscles of larval abdominal segment 1. Serial homologs of this muscle are not found in any other segment.
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle (FBbt:00000601) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle 1 (FBbt:00000602) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Ventral longitudinal muscle of abdominal segment 1 that extends anterioposteriorly. It attaches medially to the abdominal apophysis and posteriorly to the second abdominal sternite.
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle 2 (FBbt:00000603) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle 3 (FBbt:00000604) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle 4 (FBbt:00000605) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Any A1-7 ventral oblique muscle (FBbt:00000616) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Any A1-7 ventral oblique muscle 1 (FBbt:00000617) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Any A1-7 ventral oblique muscle 2 (FBbt:00000618) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Any A1-7 ventral oblique muscle 3 (FBbt:00000619) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Fourth dorsal-most ventral oblique muscle of larval abdominal segment 1. Its posterior end extends into abdominal segment 2 where it attaches to the posterior intrasegmental apodeme (ina2).
Fifth dorsal-most ventral oblique muscle of larval abdominal segment 1. Its posterior end extends into abdominal segment 2 where it attaches to the anterior intrasegmental apodeme (ina1).
Any A1-7 acute muscle (FBbt:00000589) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any A1-7 dorsal acute muscle (FBbt:00000590) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any A1-7 dorsal acute muscle 1 (FBbt:00000591) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any A1-7 dorsal acute muscle 2 (FBbt:00000592) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any A1-7 dorsal acute muscle 3 (FBbt:00000593) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Dorsal muscle group of adult abdominal segment A2.
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle (FBbt:00000608) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 1 (FBbt:00000609) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 2 (FBbt:00000610) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 3 (FBbt:00000611) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 4 (FBbt:00000612) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 5 (FBbt:00000613) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any A1-7 dorsal transverse muscle 1 (FBbt:00000625) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any A1-7 lateral longitudinal muscle 1 (FBbt:00000600) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any A1-7 lateral oblique muscle 1 (FBbt:00000615) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Lateral tergosternal muscle of abdominal segment 2.
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle (FBbt:00000626) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle 1 (FBbt:00000627) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle 2 (FBbt:00000628) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle 3 (FBbt:00000629) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle 4 (FBbt:00000630) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any A1-7 longitudinal muscle (FBbt:00000598) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Oblique dorsal muscle of abdominal segment 2.
Any A1-7 oblique muscle (FBbt:00000607) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any A1-7 segment border muscle (FBbt:00000606) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any occlusor muscle of adult abdominal spiracle (FBbt:00013334) that is part of some adult abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00003026) and attached to some adult abdominal spiracle 2 (FBbt:00014815).
Temporary eclosion muscle of adult abdominal segment 2 that develops from abdominal 2 dorsal acute muscle 1 of the larva by a process of remodeling.
Temporary eclosion muscle of adult abdominal segment 2 that develops from abdominal 2 dorsal acute muscle 2 of the larva by a process of remodeling.
Temporary eclosion muscle of adult abdominal segment 2 that develops from abdominal 2 dorsal acute muscle 3 of the larva by a process of remodeling.
Temporary eclosion muscle of adult abdominal segment 2 that develops from abdominal 2 lateral longitudinal muscle 1 of the larva by a process of remodeling.
Temporary eclosion muscle of adult abdominal segment 2 that develops from abdominal 2 segment border muscle of the larva by a process of remodeling.
Temporary eclosion muscle of adult abdominal segment 2 that develops from abdominal 2 ventral longitudinal muscle 1 of the larva by a process of remodeling.
Temporary eclosion muscle of adult abdominal segment 2 that develops from abdominal 2 ventral longitudinal muscle 2 of the larva by a process of remodeling.
Any A1-7 transverse muscle (FBbt:00000623) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any A1-7 ventral acute muscle (FBbt:00000594) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any A1-7 ventral acute muscle 1 (FBbt:00000595) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any ventral acute muscle 2 (FBbt:00110256) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any ventral acute muscle 3 (FBbt:00000597) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle (FBbt:00000601) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle 1 (FBbt:00000602) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle 2 (FBbt:00000603) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle 3 (FBbt:00000604) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle 4 (FBbt:00000605) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Abdominal ventral muscle group of adult abdominal segment A2.
Any A1-7 ventral oblique muscle (FBbt:00000616) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any A1-7 ventral oblique muscle 1 (FBbt:00000617) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any A1-7 ventral oblique muscle 2 (FBbt:00000618) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any A1-7 ventral oblique muscle 3 (FBbt:00000619) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
The fourth dorsal-most, ventral oblique muscle of larval abdominal segment 2. Its posterior end extends into abdominal segment 3 where it attaches to the posterior intrasegmental apodeme (ina2).
The fifth dorsal-most ventral oblique muscle of larval abdominal segment 2. Its posterior end extends into abdominal segment 3 where it attaches to the anterior intrasegmental apodeme (ina1).
Any ventral oblique muscle 6 (FBbt:00000622) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any A1-7 ventral transverse muscle (FBbt:00000631) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any A2-7 ventral transverse muscle 1 (FBbt:00000632) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any A1-7 acute muscle (FBbt:00000589) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any A1-7 dorsal acute muscle (FBbt:00000590) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any A1-7 dorsal acute muscle 1 (FBbt:00000591) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any A1-7 dorsal acute muscle 2 (FBbt:00000592) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any A1-7 dorsal acute muscle 3 (FBbt:00000593) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Dorsal muscle group of adult abdominal segment A3.
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle (FBbt:00000608) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 1 (FBbt:00000609) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 2 (FBbt:00000610) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 3 (FBbt:00000611) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 4 (FBbt:00000612) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 5 (FBbt:00000613) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any A1-7 dorsal transverse muscle 1 (FBbt:00000625) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any A1-7 lateral longitudinal muscle 1 (FBbt:00000600) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any A1-7 lateral oblique muscle 1 (FBbt:00000615) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Lateral tergosternal muscle of abdominal segment 3.
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle (FBbt:00000626) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle 1 (FBbt:00000627) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle 2 (FBbt:00000628) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle 3 (FBbt:00000629) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle 4 (FBbt:00000630) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any A1-7 longitudinal muscle (FBbt:00000598) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Oblique dorsal muscle of abdominal segment 3.
Any A1-7 oblique muscle (FBbt:00000607) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any A1-7 segment border muscle (FBbt:00000606) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any occlusor muscle of adult abdominal spiracle (FBbt:00013334) that is part of some adult abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00003027) and attached to some adult abdominal spiracle 3 (FBbt:00004815).
Temporary eclosion muscle of adult abdominal segment 3 that develops from abdominal 3 dorsal acute muscle 1 of the larva by a process of remodeling.
Temporary eclosion muscle of adult abdominal segment 3 that develops from abdominal 3 dorsal acute muscle 3 of the larva by a process of remodeling.
Temporary eclosion muscle of adult abdominal segment 2 that develops from abdominal 3 segment border muscle of the larva by a process of remodeling.
Any A1-7 transverse muscle (FBbt:00000623) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any A1-7 ventral acute muscle (FBbt:00000594) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any A1-7 ventral acute muscle 1 (FBbt:00000595) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any ventral acute muscle 2 (FBbt:00110256) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any ventral acute muscle 3 (FBbt:00000597) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle (FBbt:00000601) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle 1 (FBbt:00000602) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle 2 (FBbt:00000603) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle 3 (FBbt:00000604) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle 4 (FBbt:00000605) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Abdominal ventral muscle group of adult abdominal segment A3.
Any A1-7 ventral oblique muscle (FBbt:00000616) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any A1-7 ventral oblique muscle 1 (FBbt:00000617) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any A1-7 ventral oblique muscle 2 (FBbt:00000618) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any A1-7 ventral oblique muscle 3 (FBbt:00000619) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
The fourth dorsal-most ventral oblique muscle of larval abdominal segment 3. Its posterior end extends into abdominal segment 4 where it attaches to the posterior intrasegmental apodeme (ina2).
The fifth dorsal-most ventral oblique muscle of larval abdominal segment 3. Its posterior end extends into abdominal segment 4 where it attaches to the anterior intrasegmental apodeme (ina1).
Any ventral oblique muscle 6 (FBbt:00000622) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any A1-7 ventral transverse muscle (FBbt:00000631) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any A2-7 ventral transverse muscle 1 (FBbt:00000632) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any A1-7 acute muscle (FBbt:00000589) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any A1-7 dorsal acute muscle (FBbt:00000590) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any A1-7 dorsal acute muscle 1 (FBbt:00000591) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any A1-7 dorsal acute muscle 2 (FBbt:00000592) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any A1-7 dorsal acute muscle 3 (FBbt:00000593) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Dorsal muscle group of adult abdominal segment A4.
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle (FBbt:00000608) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 1 (FBbt:00000609) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 2 (FBbt:00000610) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 3 (FBbt:00000611) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 4 (FBbt:00000612) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 5 (FBbt:00000613) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any A1-7 dorsal transverse muscle 1 (FBbt:00000625) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any A1-7 lateral longitudinal muscle 1 (FBbt:00000600) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any A1-7 lateral oblique muscle 1 (FBbt:00000615) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Lateral tergosternal muscle of abdominal segment 4.
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle (FBbt:00000626) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle 1 (FBbt:00000627) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle 2 (FBbt:00000628) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle 3 (FBbt:00000629) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle 4 (FBbt:00000630) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any A1-7 longitudinal muscle (FBbt:00000598) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Oblique dorsal muscle of abdominal segment 4.
Any A1-7 oblique muscle (FBbt:00000607) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any A1-7 segment border muscle (FBbt:00000606) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any occlusor muscle of adult abdominal spiracle (FBbt:00013334) that is part of some adult abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00003028) and attached to some adult abdominal spiracle 4 (FBbt:00004816).
Temporary eclosion muscle of adult abdominal segment 4 that develops from abdominal 4 dorsal acute muscle 1 of the larva by a process of remodeling.
Temporary eclosion muscle of adult abdominal segment 4 that develops from abdominal 4 dorsal acute muscle 3 of the larva by a process of remodeling.
Temporary eclosion muscle of adult abdominal segment 4 that develops from abdominal 4 segment border muscle of the larva by a process of remodeling.
Any A1-7 transverse muscle (FBbt:00000623) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any A1-7 ventral acute muscle (FBbt:00000594) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any A1-7 ventral acute muscle 1 (FBbt:00000595) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any ventral acute muscle 2 (FBbt:00110256) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any ventral acute muscle 3 (FBbt:00000597) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle (FBbt:00000601) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle 1 (FBbt:00000602) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle 2 (FBbt:00000603) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle 3 (FBbt:00000604) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle 4 (FBbt:00000605) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Abdominal ventral muscle group of adult abdominal segment A4.
Any A1-7 ventral oblique muscle (FBbt:00000616) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any A1-7 ventral oblique muscle 1 (FBbt:00000617) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any A1-7 ventral oblique muscle 2 (FBbt:00000618) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any A1-7 ventral oblique muscle 3 (FBbt:00000619) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
The fourth dorsal-most ventral oblique muscle of larval abdominal segment 4. Its posterior end extends into abdominal segment 5 where it attaches to the posterior intrasegmental apodeme (ina2).
The fifth dorsal-most ventral oblique muscle of larval abdominal segment 4. Its posterior end extends into abdominal segment 5 where it attaches to the anterior intrasegmental apodeme (ina1).
Any ventral oblique muscle 6 (FBbt:00000622) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any A1-7 ventral transverse muscle (FBbt:00000631) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any A2-7 ventral transverse muscle 1 (FBbt:00000632) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any A1-7 acute muscle (FBbt:00000589) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any A1-7 dorsal acute muscle (FBbt:00000590) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any A1-7 dorsal acute muscle 1 (FBbt:00000591) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any A1-7 dorsal acute muscle 2 (FBbt:00000592) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any A1-7 dorsal acute muscle 3 (FBbt:00000593) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Dorsal muscle group of adult abdominal segment A5.
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle (FBbt:00000608) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 1 (FBbt:00000609) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 2 (FBbt:00000610) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 3 (FBbt:00000611) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 4 (FBbt:00000612) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 5 (FBbt:00000613) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any A1-7 dorsal transverse muscle 1 (FBbt:00000625) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any A1-7 lateral longitudinal muscle 1 (FBbt:00000600) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any A1-7 lateral oblique muscle 1 (FBbt:00000615) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Lateral tergosternal muscle of abdominal segment 5.
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle (FBbt:00000626) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle 1 (FBbt:00000627) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle 2 (FBbt:00000628) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle 3 (FBbt:00000629) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle 4 (FBbt:00000630) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any A1-7 longitudinal muscle (FBbt:00000598) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Oblique dorsal muscle of abdominal segment 5.
Any A1-7 oblique muscle (FBbt:00000607) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any A1-7 segment border muscle (FBbt:00000606) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any occlusor muscle of adult abdominal spiracle (FBbt:00013334) that is part of some adult abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00003029) and attached to some adult abdominal spiracle 5 (FBbt:00004817).
Temporary eclosion muscle of adult abdominal segment 5 that develops from abdominal 5 dorsal acute muscle 1 of the larva by a process of remodeling.
Temporary eclosion muscle of adult abdominal segment 5 that develops from abdominal 5 segment border muscle of the larva by a process of remodeling.
Any A1-7 transverse muscle (FBbt:00000623) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any A1-7 ventral acute muscle (FBbt:00000594) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any A1-7 ventral acute muscle 1 (FBbt:00000595) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any ventral acute muscle 2 (FBbt:00110256) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any ventral acute muscle 3 (FBbt:00000597) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle (FBbt:00000601) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle 1 (FBbt:00000602) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle 2 (FBbt:00000603) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle 3 (FBbt:00000604) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle 4 (FBbt:00000605) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Abdominal ventral muscle group of adult abdominal segment A5. Formerly, erroneously named abdominal 6 ventral muscle 129. Segment numbering has now been corrected to be consistent with muscle number.
Any A1-7 ventral oblique muscle (FBbt:00000616) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any A1-7 ventral oblique muscle 1 (FBbt:00000617) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any A1-7 ventral oblique muscle 2 (FBbt:00000618) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any A1-7 ventral oblique muscle 3 (FBbt:00000619) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
The fourth dorsal-most ventral oblique muscle of larval abdominal segment 5. Its posterior end extends into abdominal segment 6 where it attaches to the posterior intrasegmental apodeme (ina2).
The fifth dorsal-most ventral oblique muscle of larval abdominal segment 5. Its posterior end extends into abdominal segment 6 where it attaches to the anterior intrasegmental apodeme (ina1).
Any ventral oblique muscle 6 (FBbt:00000622) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any A1-7 ventral transverse muscle (FBbt:00000631) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any A2-7 ventral transverse muscle 1 (FBbt:00000632) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any A1-7 acute muscle (FBbt:00000589) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any A1-7 dorsal acute muscle (FBbt:00000590) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any A1-7 dorsal acute muscle 1 (FBbt:00000591) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any A1-7 dorsal acute muscle 2 (FBbt:00000592) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any A1-7 dorsal acute muscle 3 (FBbt:00000593) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Dorsal muscle group of adult abdominal segment A6.
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle (FBbt:00000608) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 1 (FBbt:00000609) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 2 (FBbt:00000610) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 3 (FBbt:00000611) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 4 (FBbt:00000612) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 5 (FBbt:00000613) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any A1-7 dorsal transverse muscle 1 (FBbt:00000625) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any A1-7 lateral longitudinal muscle 1 (FBbt:00000600) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any A1-7 lateral oblique muscle 1 (FBbt:00000615) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Lateral tergosternal muscle of abdominal segment 6.
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle (FBbt:00000626) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle 1 (FBbt:00000627) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle 2 (FBbt:00000628) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle 3 (FBbt:00000629) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle 4 (FBbt:00000630) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any A1-7 longitudinal muscle (FBbt:00000598) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Oblique dorsal muscle of abdominal segment 6.
Any A1-7 oblique muscle (FBbt:00000607) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any A1-7 segment border muscle (FBbt:00000606) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any occlusor muscle of adult abdominal spiracle (FBbt:00013334) that is part of some adult abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00003030) and attached to some adult abdominal spiracle 6 (FBbt:00004818).
Temporary eclosion muscle of adult abdominal segment 6 that develops from abdominal 6 segment border muscle of the larva by a process of remodeling.
Any A1-7 transverse muscle (FBbt:00000623) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any A1-7 ventral acute muscle (FBbt:00000594) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any A1-7 ventral acute muscle 1 (FBbt:00000595) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any ventral acute muscle 2 (FBbt:00110256) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any ventral acute muscle 3 (FBbt:00000597) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle (FBbt:00000601) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle 1 (FBbt:00000602) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle 2 (FBbt:00000603) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle 3 (FBbt:00000604) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle 4 (FBbt:00000605) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Abdominal ventral muscle group of adult abdominal segment A6.
Any A1-7 ventral oblique muscle (FBbt:00000616) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any A1-7 ventral oblique muscle 1 (FBbt:00000617) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any A1-7 ventral oblique muscle 2 (FBbt:00000618) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any A1-7 ventral oblique muscle 3 (FBbt:00000619) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
The fourth dorsal-most ventral oblique muscle of larval abdominal segment 6. Its posterior end extends into abdominal segment 7 where it attaches to the posterior intrasegmental apodeme (ina2).
The fifth dorsal-most ventral oblique muscle of larval abdominal segment 6. Its posterior end extends into abdominal segment 7 where it attaches to the anterior intrasegmental apodeme (ina1).
Any ventral oblique muscle 6 (FBbt:00000622) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any A1-7 ventral transverse muscle (FBbt:00000631) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any A2-7 ventral transverse muscle 1 (FBbt:00000632) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any A1-7 acute muscle (FBbt:00000589) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A1-7 dorsal acute muscle (FBbt:00000590) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A1-7 dorsal acute muscle 1 (FBbt:00000591) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A1-7 dorsal acute muscle 2 (FBbt:00000592) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A1-7 dorsal acute muscle 3 (FBbt:00000593) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle (FBbt:00000608) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 1 (FBbt:00000609) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 2 (FBbt:00000610) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 3 (FBbt:00000611) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 4 (FBbt:00000612) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A1-7 dorsal oblique muscle 5 (FBbt:00000613) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A1-7 dorsal transverse muscle 1 (FBbt:00000625) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Dorsal muscle group of adult female abdominal segment A7.
Muscle of the adult female abdominal segment 7 that extends along the lateral abdominal sternite wall, anterior to lateral muscle 141.
Muscle of the adult female abdominal segment 7 that extends along the lateral abdominal sternite wall, posterior to lateral muscle 140.
Any female abdominal muscle (FBbt:00003507) that occlusor muscle of adult abdominal spiracle (FBbt:00013334) and is part of some adult abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00003031) and attached to some adult abdominal spiracle 7 (FBbt:00004819).
Muscle of the adult female abdominal segment 7 that extends from the anterior border of the segment dorsoposteriorly. It attaches anteriorly to the same region as the ventral muscle 142.
Abdominal ventral muscle group of adult female abdominal segment A7.
Any A1-7 lateral longitudinal muscle 1 (FBbt:00000600) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A1-7 lateral oblique muscle 1 (FBbt:00000615) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle (FBbt:00000626) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle 1 (FBbt:00000627) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle 2 (FBbt:00000628) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle 3 (FBbt:00000629) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A1-7 lateral transverse muscle 4 (FBbt:00000630) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A1-7 longitudinal muscle (FBbt:00000598) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A1-7 oblique muscle (FBbt:00000607) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A1-7 segment border muscle (FBbt:00000606) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A1-7 transverse muscle (FBbt:00000623) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A1-7 ventral acute muscle (FBbt:00000594) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A1-7 ventral acute muscle 1 (FBbt:00000595) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any ventral acute muscle 2 (FBbt:00110256) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any ventral acute muscle 3 (FBbt:00000597) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle (FBbt:00000601) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle 1 (FBbt:00000602) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle 2 (FBbt:00000603) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle 3 (FBbt:00000604) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle 4 (FBbt:00000605) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A1-7 ventral oblique muscle (FBbt:00000616) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A1-7 ventral oblique muscle 1 (FBbt:00000617) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A1-7 ventral oblique muscle 2 (FBbt:00000618) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A1-7 ventral oblique muscle 3 (FBbt:00000619) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
The fourth dorsal-most ventral oblique muscle of larval abdominal segment 7. Its posterior end extends into abdominal segment 8 where it attaches to an intrasegmental apodeme.
The fifth dorsal-most ventral oblique muscle of larval abdominal segment 7. Its posterior end extends into abdominal segment 8 where it attaches to an intrasegmental apodeme.
Any ventral oblique muscle 6 (FBbt:00000622) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A1-7 ventral transverse muscle (FBbt:00000631) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any A2-7 ventral transverse muscle 1 (FBbt:00000632) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Second ventral transverse muscle of larval abdominal segment 7.
Any dorsal oblique muscle (FBbt:00000467) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 8 (FBbt:00001755).
The only dorsal oblique muscle in larval abdominal segment 8. It is much shorter and narrower than dorsal oblique muscles of larval segments A1-7. It inserts caudally into the epidermis, anterior to and above the posterior spiracle.
The only dorsal transverse muscle in larval abdominal segment 8.
Muscle of the adult female abdominal segment 8 that extends posteriorly along the dorsal abdominal sclerite wall. It is the most dorsal of the abdominal 8 female dorsal muscles.
Muscle of the adult female abdominal segment 8 that extends posteriorly. It is ventral to the female dorsal muscle 147.
Muscle of the adult female abdominal segment 8 that extends posteriorly. It is dorsal to the female dorsal muscle 146.
Muscle of the adult female abdominal segment 8 that extends dorsoventrally. It is posterior to the female dorsal muscle 147.
Muscle of the adult female abdominal segment 8 that extends along the lateral abdominal sternite wall from anterior to posterior.
Muscle of the adult female abdominal segment 8 that extends dorsoposteriorly from the ventral region of the segment.
Abdominal ventral muscle group of adult female abdominal segment A8.
Any lateral transverse muscle (FBbt:00000472) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 8 (FBbt:00001755).
The only lateral transverse muscle in larval abdominal segment 8.
Any longitudinal muscle (FBbt:00000480) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 8 (FBbt:00001755).
Any oblique muscle (FBbt:00000466) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 8 (FBbt:00001755).
Any transverse muscle (FBbt:00000470) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 8 (FBbt:00001755).
The only ventral acute muscle of abdominal segment 8. Is ventral/anterior end is inserted into the A7/8 intersegmental apodeme. Its posterior/dorsal end is inserted near the base of the posterior spiracle.
Any ventral longitudinal muscle (FBbt:00000482) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 8 (FBbt:00001755).
The dorsal-most ventral longitudinal muscle in larval abdominal segment 8.
The second dorsal-most ventral longitudinal muscle in larval abdominal segment 8.
The third dorsal-most ventral longitudinal muscle in larval abdominal segment 8.
The fourth dorsal-most ventral longitudinal muscle in larval abdominal segment 8.
Any ventral oblique muscle (FBbt:00000469) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 8 (FBbt:00001755).
The dorsal-most ventral oblique muscle of embryonic/larval abdominal segment 8.
The second dorsal-most ventral oblique muscle of embryonic/larval abdominal segment 8.
The third dorsal-most ventral oblique muscle of embryonic/larval abdominal segment 8.
Any ventral transverse muscle (FBbt:00000473) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 8 (FBbt:00001755).
The anterior-most transverse muscle in larval abdominal segment 8, located close to the segment boundary with A7.
The second anterior-most transverse muscle in larval abdominal segment 8, located close to abdominal 8 ventral transverse muscle 1.
Muscle consisting of between fifteen and twenty-five bilaterally located longitudinal fibers in abdominal segments 2 to 6 of males, or segments 2 to 8 of females (Miller, 1950). It is involved in moving the abdominal segment tergite.
Lateral tergosternal muscle of abdominal segments 1 to 6. It is a large muscle that extends dorsoventrally. It attaches to the inner ventral region of the abdominal tergite and to the dorsal border of the abdominal sternite.
Muscle of abdominal segments 2 to 6, located obliquely from the anteroventral region to the dorsoposterior one, in the outer region. It consists of a single large fiber and it functions as a retractor of the tergites.
Temporary eclosion muscle of the adult abdomen that develops from an A1-7 dorsal acute muscle. Wasser et al. (2007) suggest that during pupariation some of the muscles break apart into 2 fragments. For example in abdominal segment 3, one of the larval DA muscles splits to become a temporary eclosion muscle of segments 2 and 3.
Temporary eclosion muscle of the adult abdomen that develops from an A1-7 lateral longitudinal muscle.
Temporary eclosion muscle of the adult abdomen that develops from an A1-7 segment border muscle. It extends dorsoventrally, and is located in the intersegmental fold between two abdominal segments.
Temporary eclosion muscle of the adult abdomen that develops from an A1-7 ventral longitudinal muscle.
Bilateral, ventrally located muscle consisting of approximately six fibers, found underneath the abdominal sternite of abdominal segments 2-6 of males or 2-8 of females.
A hypodermal muscle of the embryonic/larval musculature that runs from a dorsal posterior muscle attachment site to a ventral anterior one.
Muscle that draws some body part back to position.
Bilateral adult heart muscle that is involved in modulation of the flow of hemolymph into the cardiac tube, and support of the dorsal vessel during locomotion.
Anterior most of the alary muscles, connecting the adult heart, close to ostia 1, to the front edge of the third abdominal tergite.
Second anterior-most of the alary muscles, connecting the adult heart, close to ostia 2, to the front edge of the fourth abdominal tergite.
Third anterior-most of the alary muscles, connecting the adult heart, close to ostia 3, to the front edge of the fifth abdominal tergite.
Posterior-most of the alary muscles, connecting the adult heart, close to ostia 4, to the front edge of the fifth abdominal tergite.
Thin scattering of muscle fibers that covers the outer layer of the adult proventriculus (cardia). It is one cell thick, except at the anterior end of the proventriculus, where the muscle of the outer layer meets the muscle of the esophagus.
Layer of longitudinal muscle fibers found between the inner and intermediate layers of the adult proventriculus (cardia). These muscle fibers are embedded in an extracellular matrix that fills the available space.
Circular muscle of the adult. It surrounds the intestinal tract and ducts of the reproductive system, together with a layer of longitudinal muscle.
Circular muscle fibers of the of adult crop. In the stalk, it consists of wide bands 1.5um thick and 3-7um wide. In the sac, thick muscle fibers extend around the base of each lobe, converging posteriorly, and the distended portions of the wall are covered with a plexus of branched and interlacing fibers 1-3um thick.
Circular muscle of the adult esophagus. There is a single layer of circular muscles forming bands 4-6um wide and 3um thick. The fiber muscles at the anterior end of the esophagus, near the cibarium, are 6-7.5um thick.
Visceral muscle of the adult esophagus.
Circumferential muscle fibers that forms a narrow band around the esophagus, at the anterior end of the cardia.
Circular muscle of the adult heart that makes up the wall of the heart. It consists of a single layer, internal to the longitudinal muscle layer.
Muscle of the adult that is associated with the heart.
Fine fibril that is found in a meshwork layer between the outer ventral longitudinal muscle layer and the circular muscle layer of the adult heart. The fibrils run parallel to the longitudinal axis of the heart and are crosslinked by elements of a similar nature.
Longitudinal muscle of the adult heart that spreads over the outer layer of the ventral side of this organ.
Muscle of the adult hindgut.
Longitudinal muscle of the adult. It surrounds the intestinal tract and ducts of the reproductive system, together with a layer of circular muscle.
Circular muscle of the adult midgut. Circular muscles are surrounded by the outer longitudinal fibers.
Longitudinal muscle of the adult midgut. The longitudinal fibers surround the circular muscle fibers.
Muscle of the adult midgut, surrounding the epithelium (Miller, 1950).
Any muscle cell (FBbt:00005074) that is part of some adult MOS retinal muscle (FBbt:00052674).
Any muscle cell (FBbt:00005074) that is part of some adult MOT retinal muscle (FBbt:00052673).
Any muscle cell (FBbt:00005074) that is part of some adult muscle system (FBbt:00003218).
Muscle that inserts on the pharynx wall and is involved in the pumping of food into the pharynx (McKellar et al., 2020).
Circular muscle of the adult posterior hindgut, located as an outside layer to the inner longitudinal fibers. It is a single layer of thick, closely set circular fibers. Muscular fibers are 3um thick and 10um wide in the rectal sac, and 3-5um thick in the posterior rectum.
Longitudinal muscle of the adult posterior hindgut, located as an inside layer to the outer circular fibers. Longitudinal fibers are 3-5um wide and 1um thick.
Circular muscle that acts as a sphincter and is located at the narrow posterior end of the rectum.
Any muscle cell (FBbt:00005074) that is part of some adult retinal muscle (FBbt:00052672).
A muscle that extends from the anterior end of the salivary gland to the cardia. (Miller, 1950 pg 440-1, 451).
Muscle attached to the inner surface of the adult body wall, extending between articulated or flexibly joined areas, that serves to move the parts of the exoskeleton.
Visceral muscle of the adult.
Rotator muscle found in the anterior region of the coxal base.
Muscle of the anterior spiracle of the embryo or larva that pulls the spiracle back into the body.
Tarsal reductor muscle that extends on the anterior side of the tibia/metatarsus junction. There are 3 of these cells per muscle (Soler et al., 2004).
Skeletal muscle that does not exhibit a direct relationship between motor neuron activity and muscle contraction. Asynchronous muscles have very large fibrils, with nuclei scattered between them and distributed throughout the entire cross-section of the fiber. Indirect flight muscles are asynchronous.
Direct flight muscle that inserts at one of the wing axillary sclerites (Sink, 2006).
Muscle cell of the epipleural muscle group, which is involved in extending the wing and pulling the anterior wing margin down, thereby pronating the wing (Sink, 2006). It is innervated by the adult fruitless vMS2 neuron.
Direct flight muscle extending from the anterior notum to the basalar of the wing (Sink, 2006). It serves to draw the wing horizontally forwards (Miller, 1950). It is innervated by the b1 motor neuron. Previously named ‘direct flight muscle 49’ - renamed and classified as ‘basalar muscle’ to fit description in literature [FBC:CP].
Direct flight muscle extending from the notum to the posterior of the basalar. Together with flight muscle 49, it functions to extend the wing (Sink, 2006).
Direct flight muscle that depresses the anterior border of the wing (Miller, 1950). It is innervated by the b2 motor neuron.
Muscles extending from the esophagus to the anterior aorta.
Muscle involved in the movement of the cibarium.
Circular fiber of the visceral muscles, which surround the intestinal tract.
A striated array of circular muscle fibers forming an almost continuous sheet around the common oviduct.
A cardiomyocyte whose contraction contributes to the peristaltic movement of the heart tube. These cells make up most of the wall of the dorsal vessel, along with the ostia-forming cells and the intracardial valve cells. They present a large number of mitochondria evenly distributed, and a centrally located nucleus that takes up more than half of the cell’s area (Lehmacher et al., 2012).
An indirect flight muscle that functions as a wing elevator. It extends from the mid notum ventrally to the metathoracic preepisternum, dorsoanterior to the coxa. It is posterior to the tergosternal and anterior to the lateral oblique dorsal muscles. It is innervated by the adult fruitless vMS2 neuron.
The anterior of the lateral oblique dorsal muscles.
The posterior of the lateral oblique dorsal muscles.
Skeletal muscle that lowers an appendage.
Cell of the tubular muscle that inserts on apodemes at the base of the wing hinge to allow for the fine control of movements that are necessary for wing positioning and steering during flight. It derives from a direct flight muscle precursor cell of the wing disc (Kozopas and Nusse, 2002).
Depressor muscle that originates in the proximal tibia and attaches to the long tendon of the leg to lower the pretarsus. There are 6 or 7 of these cells per muscle (Soler et al., 2004).
A dorsally located hypodermal muscle of the embryonic/larval musculature that runs from a dorsal posterior muscle attachment site to a ventral anterior one.
Dorsal-most acute muscle of a segment of the embryonic/larval musculature. It is an internal muscle (Landgraf et al., 2003; Zarin and Labrador, 2019). We have adopted the nomenclature of Bate (1993) which names the muscles according to their position. There is no inference of homology between muscles of the same name in thoracic vs abdominal segments.
Second-most dorsal acute muscle of a segment of the embryonic/larval musculature. It is an internal muscle (Landgraf et al., 2003; Zarin and Labrador, 2019). We have adopted the nomenclature of Bate (1993) which names the muscles according to their position. There is no inference of homology between muscles of the same name in thoracic vs abdominal segments.
Third-most dorsal acute muscle of the embryonic/larval musculature. It is an internal muscle (Landgraf et al., 2003; Zarin and Labrador, 2019). Following Bate (1993), larval hypodermal muscles are named for their orientation and numbered based on their order from dorsal to ventral or anterior to posterior. So, except where musculature is essentially identical between segments (as for A1-7, with a couple of exceptions for A1), serial homology should not be assumed on the basis of a shared name.
Muscle of the adult neck, located dorsally.
Dorsal cervical muscle that connects to a cervical sclerite anteriorly, extending then dorsally and medially.
Dorsal cervical muscle that connects to a cervical sclerite anteriorly, lateral to muscle 20, extending then ventrally.
Dorsal cervical muscle that is posterior to muscle 20, extending then ventrally.
Dorsal cervical muscle that connects to a cervical sclerite anteriorly, in the same region as muscle 20. It then extends laterally and posteriorly.
An indirect flight muscle that functions as a wing depressor. It extends anterioposteriorly, connecting the thorax and the postnotum. The six pairs of dorsal medial muscles function to depress the wings by longitudinal arching of the scutum (Miller, 1950).
The most dorsal and shortest of the dorsal medial muscles. It is innervated by the indirect flight muscle motor neuron MN5.
The second most dorsal of the dorsal medial muscles. It is innervated by the indirect flight muscle motor neuron MN5.
The third most dorsal of the dorsal medial muscles. It is innervated by the indirect flight muscle motor neuron MN4.
The fourth most dorsal of the dorsal medial muscles. It is innervated by the indirect flight muscle motor neuron MN3.
The second most ventral of the dorsal medial muscles. It is innervated by the indirect flight muscle motor neuron MN2.
The most ventral of the dorsal medial muscles. It is innervated by the indirect flight muscle motor neuron MN1.
A dorsolaterally located, embryonic/larval hypodermal muscle that extends from the wall of the pharynx to the epidermis of the prothoracic segment.
The dorsal-most of the two dorsal mouthpart muscles.
The ventral-most of the two dorsal mouthpart muscles.
A dorsally located hypodermal muscle of the embryonic/larval musculature that runs from a dorsal anterior muscle attachment site to a ventral posterior one. It is an internal muscle (Landgraf et al., 2003; Zarin and Labrador, 2019).
Dorsal-most dorsal oblique muscles. Following Bate (1993), larval hypodermal muscles are named for their orientation and numbered based on their order from dorsal to ventral or anterior to posterior. So, except where musculature is essentially identical between segments (as for A1-7, with a couple of exceptions for A1), serial homology should not be assumed on the basis of a shared name.
Second-most dorsal of the dorsal oblique muscles. Following Bate (1993), larval hypodermal muscles are named for their orientation and numbered based on their order from dorsal to ventral or anterior to posterior. So, except where musculature is essentially identical between segments (as for A1-7, with a couple of exceptions for A1), serial homology should not be assumed on the basis of a shared name.
Third-most dorsal of the dorsal oblique muscles. Following Bate (1993), larval hypodermal muscles are named for their orientation and numbered based on their order from dorsal to ventral or anterior to posterior. So, except where musculature is essentially identical between segments (as for A1-7, with a couple of exceptions for A1), serial homology should not be assumed on the basis of a shared name.
Second-most ventral of the dorsal oblique muscles. Following Bate (1993), larval hypodermal muscles are named for their orientation and numbered based on their order from dorsal to ventral or anterior to posterior. So, except where musculature is essentially identical between segments (as for A1-7, with a couple of exceptions for A1), serial homology should not be assumed on the basis of a shared name.
Vertically oriented muscle of the larva that inserts into the dorsal arm of the cephalopharyngeal skeleton (Jurgens et al., 1986). Contraction of the cibarial dilator muscles increases the volume of the pharynx (Jurgens et al., 1986). Thought to be the same as the cibarial dilator muscle based on term usage (e.g. FBrf0240975 for CDM, FBrf0188215 and FBrf0226327 for pharyngeal muscle) [FBC:CP].
Muscle of the larva that inserts into the dorsal arm of the cephalopharyngeal skeleton and spans anteriorly to the cuticle (Schoofs et al., 2010). There are two types (A and B) and both are innervated by neurons of the prothoracic accessory nerve (Schoofs et al., 2010).
Dorsal protractor muscle located just ventral to dorsal protractor muscle B (Schoofs et al., 2010).
Dorsal protractor muscle located just dorsal to dorsal protractor muscle A (Schoofs et al., 2010).
The only dorsally located hypodermal muscle of the embryonic/larval musculature with a transverse orientation. It is only present in the abdominal segments. Following Bate (1993), larval hypodermal muscles are named for their orientation and numbered based on their order from dorsal to ventral or anterior to posterior. So, except where musculature is essentially identical between segments (as for A1-7, with a couple of exceptions for A1), serial homology should not be assumed on the basis of a shared name.
An indirect flight muscle that functions as a wing elevator. It extends dorsoventrally, connecting the dorsal region of the mesothoracic tergum and the ventrolateral margin of the mesothoracic phragma (Williams and Williams, 1943). These vertical muscles function to elevate the wings by drawing down on the scutum (Miller, 1950).
Muscle fibers that stretch from the end of the ejaculatory bulb apodeme to the side walls.
Muscle of the embryonic esophagus.
Hypodermal muscle of the embryo.
Somatic muscle cell of the embryo, found prior to the fully-formed larval muscle pattern visible at stage 17. At stage 12, myoblasts of the somatic musculature are found in the superficial layer of the mesoderm, these differentiate and fuse to form muscle fibers by the end of stage 13. Between stages 13 and 17, the muscle fibers insert at apodemes formed by the epidermis and stretch during dorsal closure and head involution.
Visceral muscle of the embryo.
T-shaped muscle that is attached dorsally to the cardiac tube. It extends processes anteriorly and posteriorly along the pericardial cells, with a single process extending ventrally along the segment border to a dorsolateral attachment site on the epidermis. Contractions of the alary muscles control hemolymph inflow and support the cardiac tube.
Paired embryonic/larval alary muscle located on the border of embryonic/larval segments A1/A2.
Paired embryonic/larval alary muscle located on the border of embryonic/larval segments A2/A3.
Paired embryonic/larval alary muscle located on the border of embryonic/larval segments A3/A4.
Paired embryonic/larval alary muscle located on the border of embryonic/larval segments A4/A5.
Paired embryonic/larval alary muscle located on the border of embryonic/larval segments A5/A6.
Paired embryonic/larval alary muscle located on the border of embryonic/larval segments A6/A7.
Paired embryonic/larval alary muscle located on the border of embryonic/larval segments A7/A8.
Muscle of the embryonic or larval esophagus.
Gonadal sheath muscle of the embryo or larva.
[embryonic/larval heart visceral muscle; is part of; embryonic/larval visceral muscle]
Muscle of the embryonic or larval hindgut.
Muscle of the embryonic or larval body wall. Hypodermal or body wall muscles may represent the entire somatic musculature of the larva (see for example Sawin et al., 1994; Schulman et al., 2015; Dobi et al., 2015). [FlyBase:FBrf0076757, FlyBase:FBrf0228644, FlyBase:FBrf0228646]
Longitudinal muscle of the embryonic or larval visceral muscles of the midgut.
Muscle of the embryonic or larval midgut.
Any muscle cell (FBbt:00005074) that is part of some embryonic/larval muscle system (FBbt:00000462).
Muscle of the embryonic or larval proventriculus.
Somatic muscle cell of the late embryo (stage 17+) or larva that is part of the fully developed larval musculature.
Thin, elongated, multinucleated visceral muscle that displays oblique orientation and extends over several adjacent segments, connecting the midgut to the exoskeleton. These muscles connect anteriorly to the exoskeleton via attachment to tendon cells along the posterior boundary of thoracic segments, and extend posteriorly, intertwining with cephalic tracheal branches, to attachment points on the midgut.
A thoracic alary-related muscle that attaches anteriorly to tendon cells along the posterior boundary of the prothoracic segment, and extends posteriorly to an attachment point on the gastric caecum.
A thoracic alary-related muscle that attaches anteriorly to tendon cells along the posterior boundary of the mesothoracic segment, and extends posteriorly to an attachment point on the midgut at the position of the first constriction.
Muscle of the embryonic/larval intestinal tract. Circular and longitudinal fibers surround the entire intestinal tract, with the exception of the recurrent layer of the proventriculus. The circular fibers derive from a bilaterally symmetrical band of mesodermal cells extending continuously throughout most of the germ band. The longitudinal fibers derive from clusters of mesodermal cells which appear during stage 12 at the posterior end of the embryo and migrate anteriorly.
Direct flight muscle that inserts into the fourth axillary (posterior notal wing process) and functions in carrying out lateral tip movements (Wisser and Nachtigall, 1984). It shares a tendon with the external muscle of fourth axillary hg4 (Williams and Williams, 1943). In contrast to most other wing muscles, hg1 is larger in males than in females, which is thought to allow for louder sine song (Shirangi et al., 2013). It is one of only two flight muscles that express doublesex (Shirangi et al., 2013). This muscle is not illustrated in Miller 1950 (FBrf0007735).
A very small muscle that lies laterally to the two internal muscles of the fourth axillary and inserts into the fourth axillary (posterior notal wing process). It shares a tendon with the external muscle of fourth axillary hg1 (Williams and Williams, 1943). This muscle is not illustrated in Miller 1950 (FBrf0007735).
Depressor muscle connecting the coxa and the thoracic exoskeleton.
Abdominal skeletal muscle that is specific to females.
Muscle of the female rectum that extends dorsoventrally in the dorsal region of the sclerite. It is dorsal to the ventral rectal muscle 153.
Muscle of the posterior adult hindgut (rectum).
Muscle of the female rectum that extends anterioposteriorly in the ventral region of the sclerite. It is ventral to the dorsal rectal muscle 152.
Depressor muscle that originates in the trochanter and attaches to the proximal femur. There are 7 to 9 of these cells per muscle (Soler et al., 2004).
Reductor muscle of the adult leg that originates at the base of the trochanter and attaches to the proximal femur. There are 4 or 5 of these cells per muscle (Soler et al., 2004).
Muscle cell involved in the mechanism of flight. The indirect flight muscles are involved in the deformation of the thoracic terga that bear the wings but are not directly attached to the wing, whereas the direct flight muscles are attached directly to the wing and aid in fine control of its movement. These muscles derive from adepithelial cells associated with the wing disc (Sudarsan et al., 2001; Kozopas and Nusse, 2002).
Any visceral muscle cell (FBbt:00005070) that is part of some foregut (FBbt:00005379).
Muscle fibers of the visceral muscles of the foregut.
Muscle that attaches anteriorly to the rear wall of the frontal pulsatile organ and posteriorly to the terminal opening of the aorta.
Temporary muscle extending from the ocellar triangle to the cibarium. It is inserted partly on the ocular sclerites and partly on the lateral margins of ocellar triangle, caudal to the oculo-antennal muscles. These muscles appear to pull in the ocellar triangle during the deflation of the head. As with other temporary eclosion muscles, it soon degenerates and is not found in older flies.
A temporary eclosion muscle that connects the tentorium to the frons. It arises from the same tendons of the tentorium and occipital sclerites though more centrally than the geno-tentorial muscles 19b. They are inserted in large dorsoventral groups on the lateral margins of the fronto-clypeus. Contraction of these muscles causes the head volume to decrease. As with other temporary eclosion muscles, it degenerates 72h after adult emergence.
A temporary eclosion muscle that connects the postgena to the anterior portion of the gena. It arises from the same tendons as the ptilino-tentorial muscles. It is inserted over a wide dorsoventral area on each gena between the compound eyes and the frontal suture. Contraction of these muscles results in the shape of the head being returned to normal, as hemolymph is withdrawn into the abdomen. As with other temporary eclosion muscles, it has almost disappeared by 24h after adult emergence.
Muscle that is part of an adult gonadal sheath.
Embryonic/larval hypodermal muscle, one end of which inserts into the epidermis and the other into the distal hindgut.
The anterior-most of the embryonic/larval gut suspension muscles. It has an oblique orientation, with its posterior end attached to the hindgut.
The second anterior-most of the embryonic/larval gut suspension muscles. It has an oblique orientation, with its posterior end attached to the hindgut. This could correspond to para-anal muscle.
The third anterior-most of the embryonic/larval gut suspension muscles. It has an acute orientation with its anterior end attached to the hindgut.
The most posterior of the embryonic/larval gut suspension muscles. It has a longitudinal orientation, with its posterior end attached to the posterior integument and anterior end to the hindgut.
Muscle involved in the movement of the haltere of the adult fly.
Muscle of the haltere that extends dorsoventrally and attaches to the cuticle near the base of the haltere and to the metathoracic pleurum.
Small muscle of the haltere that extends dorsoventrally, posterior to the haltere and to haltere muscle 78a.
Small muscle of the haltere that extends dorsoventrally, posterior to the haltere and anterior to haltere muscle 78.
Any muscle cell (FBbt:00005074) that is part of some haltere steering muscle (FBbt:00059258).
Proboscis muscle that is mostly located in the haustellum.
Muscle fibers of the hindgut, the posterior part of the alimentary canal. It contains longitudinal and circular muscle fibers.
Muscle fibers of the visceral muscles of the hindgut.
Muscles that are part of the body wall of larval abdominal segments A1-7. These muscles are usually innervated by three motorneurons: a specific glutamatergic motor neuron via type Ib terminal boutons, a common glutamatergic motor neuron via type Is boutons and a common modulatory motorneuron via type II or III terminal boutons.
Any embryonic/larval hypodermal muscle (FBbt:00000465) that overlaps some larval head (FBbt:00001730).
Any embryonic/larval hypodermal muscle (FBbt:00000465) that is part of some larval abdomen (FBbt:00001746).
Any embryonic/larval hypodermal muscle (FBbt:00000465) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 1 (FBbt:00001748).
Any hypodermal muscle of larval abdomen (FBbt:00000681) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 2 (FBbt:00001749).
Any hypodermal muscle of larval abdomen (FBbt:00000681) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 3 (FBbt:00001750).
Any hypodermal muscle of larval abdomen (FBbt:00000681) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 4 (FBbt:00001751).
Any hypodermal muscle of larval abdomen (FBbt:00000681) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 5 (FBbt:00001752).
Any hypodermal muscle of larval abdomen (FBbt:00000681) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 6 (FBbt:00001753).
Any hypodermal muscle of larval abdomen (FBbt:00000681) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 7 (FBbt:00001754).
Any embryonic/larval hypodermal muscle (FBbt:00000465) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 8 (FBbt:00001755).
Any embryonic/larval hypodermal muscle (FBbt:00000465) that is part of some larval abdominal segment 9 (FBbt:00001756).
Any embryonic/larval hypodermal muscle (FBbt:00000465) that is part of some larval mesothoracic segment (FBbt:00001744).
Any embryonic/larval hypodermal muscle (FBbt:00000465) that is part of some larval metathoracic segment (FBbt:00001745).
Any embryonic/larval hypodermal muscle (FBbt:00000465) that overlaps some larval prothoracic segment (FBbt:00001743).
Muscle cell involved in flight that is not directly attached to the wing base. It derives from an indirect flight muscle precursor cell of the wing disc (Sudarsan et al., 2001).
Anterior-most of a pair of direct flight muscles that function to depress the anal portion of the wing (Miller, 1950).
Posterior-most of a pair of direct flight muscles that function to depress the anal portion of the wing (Miller, 1950).
A hypodermal muscle of the embryonic/larval musculature that spans multiple segments.
Depressor muscle of the adult leg that extends along the medial coxa and attaches to the distal coxa. There are 8 to 10 of these cells per muscle (Soler et al., 2004).
Levator muscle of the adult coxa that extends along the lateral coxa and attaches to the distal coxa.
Levator muscle of the adult coxa that extends along the coxa and attaches to the distal coxa. There are 8 to 10 of these cells per muscle (Soler et al., 2004).
Levator muscle of the adult coxa that extends along the medial coxa and attaches to the distal coxa.
Muscles of the body wall that are innervated by the intersegmental nerve in the larval abdominal segments A1-7. The classification of muscles as SN, ISN or TN innervated is based not only on innervation, but also orientation (and presumed function), specification pathways during development (wingless dependendence for SN and TN innervated muscles) and the muscle’s location in the internal or external layers (although there are exceptions to this) (Landgraf et al., 1997).
Muscle of the larva that inserts into the ventral arm of the cephalopharyngeal skeleton (Schoofs et al., 2010). It is innervated by a side branch of the maxillary-labial nerve (Miroschnikow et al., 2018).
Larval hypodermal muscle found in a more superficial position in the body relative to the internal muscles (Landgraf et al., 2003). These muscles require wingless signalling for their specification and, except for ventral transverse muscle 1, all express the cell adhesion molecule Connectin (Landgraf et al., 1997). They generally have a dorso-ventral (transverse) orientation (Kohsaka et al., 2012).
Fine fibers from the posterior of the embryonic/larval heart that, along with the caudal ostial fibers, anchor the posterior of the heart between the posterior spiracles. Figure 7 of Rizki, (1978), details these structures.
Fine fibers from the embryonic/larval ostia 3 that, along with the caudal end fibers, anchor the posterior of the heart between the posterior spiracles. Figure 7 of Rizki, (1978), details these structures.
Circumscribing muscle on the outside of the embryonic/larval heart.
Fibers attaching the dorsal vessel to the roof of the dorsal sinus.
Larval hypodermal muscle found in a deeper position in the body relative to the external muscles (Landgraf et al., 2003). These muscles generally span the width of a segment, having an antero-posterior (longitudinal) orientation (Landgraf et al., 2003; Kohsaka et al., 2012).
Thick muscle that acts as a sphincter and is located at the narrow posterior end of the larval hindgut. It contracts as part of a cycle with other posterior hindgut muscles to expel feces.
A laterally located hypodermal muscle of the embryonic/larval musculature that runs from a dorsal posterior muscle attachment site to a ventral anterior one.
Muscle of the adult neck, located laterally.
Lateral cervical muscle that connects to a cervical sclerite anteriorly, extending then laterally and posteriorly, and inserting in the same region as dorsal cervical muscle 21.
The only laterally located, longitudinally orientated hypodermal muscle of the embryonic/larval musculature. It is an internal muscle (Landgraf et al., 2003; Zarin and Labrador, 2019).
An indirect flight muscle that functions as a wing elevator. It extends from the posterior notum ventrally to the postnotum.
The most anterior of the lateral oblique dorsal muscles.
The most posterior of the lateral oblique dorsal muscles.
The only laterally located oblique (dorsal anterior to ventral posterior) hypodermal muscle of the larva. It is an external muscle (Landgraf et al., 2003; Kohsaka et al, 2012). Following Bate (1993), larval hypodermal muscles are named for their orientation and numbered based on their order from dorsal to ventral or anterior to posterior. So, except where musculature is essentially identical between segments (as for A1-7, with a couple of exceptions for A1), serial homology should not be assumed on the basis of a shared name. Classed as external in Kohsaka et al. (2012) and Landgraf et al. (2003) (and, consistently, is innervated by the SN), but classed as internal by Zarin and Labrador (2019) - FBrf0245882.
A striated array of circular muscle fibers forming an almost continuous sheet around the lateral oviduct.
A laterally located hypodermal muscle of the embryonic/larval musculature with a transverse orientation. It is an external muscle (Landgraf et al., 2003; Zarin and Labrador, 2019).
Anterior-most of the lateral transverse muscles. Following Bate (1993), larval hypodermal muscles are named for their orientation and numbered based on their order from dorsal to ventral or anterior to posterior. So, except where musculature is essentially identical between segments (as for A1-7, with a couple of exceptions for A1), serial homology should not be assumed on the basis of a shared name.
Second-most anterior of the lateral transverse muscles. Following Bate (1993), larval hypodermal muscles are named for their orientation and numbered based on their order from dorsal to ventral or anterior to posterior. So, except where musculature is essentially identical between segments (as for A1-7, with a couple of exceptions for A1), serial homology should not be assumed on the basis of a shared name.
Third-most anterior of the lateral transverse muscles. Following Bate (1993), larval hypodermal muscles are named for their orientation and numbered based on their order from dorsal to ventral or anterior to posterior. So, except where musculature is essentially identical between segments (as for A1-7, with a couple of exceptions for A1), serial homology should not be assumed on the basis of a shared name.
Posterior-most of the lateral transverse muscles. Following Bate (1993), larval hypodermal muscles are named for their orientation and numbered based on their order from dorsal to ventral or anterior to posterior. So, except where musculature is essentially identical between segments (as for A1-7, with a couple of exceptions for A1), serial homology should not be assumed on the basis of a shared name.
Muscle that raises an appendage.
A longitudinally orientated hypodermal muscle of the embryonic/larval musculature.
[longitudinal visceral muscle fiber; longitudinal muscle; longitudinal visceral muscle fibers]
Unpaired, long and thin muscle that arises from the dorsal rim of the occipital foramen and connects to the lunule of the fronto-clypeus. It retracts the ptilinum and the fronto-clypeus after adult emergence.
Bilaterally symmetrical muscle spanning the fifth abdominal segment in adult males.
Abdominal skeletal muscle that is specific to males.
Muscle that is connected to adult male phallic structures, including parts of the hypandrium and/or phallapodeme and contributes to movement of the genitalia. They are bilaterally-paired.
Muscle belonging to a pair of large muscle bundles connecting the anterior end of the phallapodeme and the base of aedeagal sheath + lateral gonocoxite, which work as the protractor muscles of the phallus and its associated structures. Activity of this muscle causes the penis to be protruded (Ferris, 1950).
Muscle belonging to a pair of muscle bundles connecting the base of phallus and the hypandrial phragma which works as the retractor muscles of the phallus and its associated structures. Activity of this muscle causes the penis to be retracted (Ferris, 1950).
Muscle belonging to a pair of muscle bundles connecting the base of aedeagal sheath, the lateral gonocoxite and the hypandrial phragma.
Muscle belonging to a pair of muscle bundles connecting the lateral gonocoxite and the epandrial ventral lobe.
Muscle belonging to a pair of muscle bundles connecting the lateral gonocoxite below the epandrial posterior lobe.
Muscle belonging to a pair of muscle bundles connecting the hypandrial phragma and the abdominal sternite 6.
Any acute muscle (FBbt:00000474) that is part of some larval mesothoracic segment (FBbt:00001744).
Anterior tarsal reductor muscle located in the mesothoracic leg (Soler et al., 2004).
Depressor muscle of the adult mesothoracic leg.
Distal pretarsal depressor muscle located in the mesothoracic leg (Soler et al., 2004).
Any dorsal acute muscle (FBbt:00000475) that is part of some larval mesothoracic segment (FBbt:00001744).
The dorsal-most acute muscle of the embryonic/larval mesothoracic segment.
The second dorsal-most acute muscle of the embryonic/larval mesothoracic segment.
The third dorsal-most acute muscle of the embryonic/larval mesothoracic segment.
The fourth dorsal-most acute muscle of the embryonic/larval mesothoracic segment.
Any dorsal oblique muscle (FBbt:00000467) that is part of some larval mesothoracic segment (FBbt:00001744).
The dorsal-most oblique muscle of the embryonic/larval mesothoracic segment.
The second dorsal-most oblique muscle of the embryonic/larval mesothoracic segment.
The third dorsal-most oblique muscle of the embryonic/larval mesothoracic segment.
The fourth dorsal-most oblique muscle of the embryonic/larval mesothoracic segment.
Extracoxal depressor muscle of the adult mesothoracic trochanter. This large muscle attaches dorsally onto the lateral scutum, adjacent to the wing base. It extends ventrally to converge to a single tendon that attaches onto a medial projection of the trochanter within the coxa. This muscle is the principal executor of the jump response. It is innervated by the tergotrochanteral muscle motor neuron.
Femoral depressor muscle located in the mesothoracic leg (Soler et al., 2004).
Reductor muscle of the adult mesothoracic femur that extends along the trochanter.
Intracoxal depressor muscle of the adult mesothoracic trochanter. It is a small muscle that arises ventrally in the base of the anterior coxa and attaches to the trochanter.
Intracoxal levator muscle of the adult mesothoracic trochanter. It arises ventrally in the base of the posterior coxa and attaches to the trochanter.
Oblique muscle attached ventroanteriorly on the mesothoracic sternal apophysis and dorsoposteriorly on the anterior margin of the metathoracic episternum.
Any lateral longitudinal muscle 1 (FBbt:00000481) that is part of some larval mesothoracic segment (FBbt:00001744).
The only laterally located longitudinal muscle in embryonic/larval mesothoracic segment 1.
Any lateral oblique muscle 1 (FBbt:00000468) that is part of some larval mesothoracic segment (FBbt:00001744).
The only lateral oblique muscle of the embryonic/larval mesothoracic segment.
Any lateral transverse muscle (FBbt:00000472) that is part of some larval mesothoracic segment (FBbt:00001744).
Anterior-most lateral transverse muscle of the embryonic/larval mesothoracic segment.
The second anterior-most lateral transverse muscle of the embryonic/larval mesothoracic segment.
The third anterior-most lateral transverse muscle of the embryonic/larval mesothoracic segment.
The fourth anterior-most lateral transverse muscle of the embryonic/larval mesothoracic segment.
Levator muscle of the adult mesothoracic leg.
Any longitudinal muscle (FBbt:00000480) that is part of some larval mesothoracic segment (FBbt:00001744).
Any oblique muscle (FBbt:00000466) that is part of some larval mesothoracic segment (FBbt:00001744).
Pleural remotor muscle of the adult mesothoracic coxa that arises dorsally and extends ventrally to the posterior rim of the coxa.
An indirect flight muscle that is involved in generating tension in the thoracic flight box, which determines wing beat frequency. It attaches ventrally and medially on the mesofurca and dorsolaterally on the prealar apophysis.
The larger of the mesothoracic pleurosternal muscles. It is located dorsally to pleurosternal muscle 60 (Miyan and Ewing 1985). It is one of only two flight muscles that express doublesex (Shirangi et al., 2013). Classified as tension muscle by Wisser and Nachtigall, 1984.
Small mesothoracic pleurosternal muscle. It attaches ventrally and medially on the mesofurca and dorsolaterally on the thoracic joint of the prealar apophysis. It is located ventrally to the pleurosternal muscle 59. Classified as tension muscle by Wisser and Nachtigall, 1984.
Posterior tarsal reductor muscle located in the mesothoracic leg (Soler et al., 2004).
Pretarsal depressor muscle located in the mesothoracic leg (Soler et al., 2004).
Proximal pretarsal depressor muscle located in the mesothoracic leg (Soler et al., 2004).
Reductor muscle of the adult mesothoracic leg.
Any segment border muscle (FBbt:00000483) that is part of some larval mesothoracic segment (FBbt:00001744).
Any spiracular occlusor muscle (FBbt:00013333) that is part of some adult mesothoracic segment (FBbt:00003021) and attached to some adult anterior thoracic spiracle (FBbt:00004609).
Sternal promotor muscle of the adult mesothoracic coxa that arises anteriorly in the same region as the mesothoracic sternal promotor muscle 65 and extends posteriorly to the anterior rim of the coxa.
Sternal remotor muscle of the adult mesothoracic coxa that arises anteriorly in the same region as the mesothoracic sternal promotor muscle 64 and extends posteriorly to the posterior rim of the coxa.
Depressor muscle of the adult mesothoracic tarsus that extends along the tibia, medial to the tarsal levator muscle 73. There are 28 to 33 of these cells per muscle (Soler et al., 2004).
Levator muscle of the adult mesothoracic tarsus that extends in the distal tibia, lateral to the tarsal depressor muscle 74.
Tarsal reductor muscle located in the mesothoracic leg (Soler et al., 2004).
Depressor muscle of the adult mesothoracic tibia.
Depressor muscle of the adult mesothoracic tibia that extends along the medial femur, proximal to the tibial depressor muscle 72.
Levator muscle of the adult mesothoracic tibia that extends along the lateral femur.
Reductor muscle of the adult mesothoracic tibia that extends mediolaterally in the distal femur, distal to the tibial depressor muscle 71 (Miller 1950; Soler et al., 2004).
Any transverse muscle (FBbt:00000470) that is part of some larval mesothoracic segment (FBbt:00001744).
Trochanter reductor muscle located in the mesothoracic leg (Soler et al., 2004).
Any ventral longitudinal muscle (FBbt:00000482) that is part of some larval mesothoracic segment (FBbt:00001744).
The dorsal-most ventral longitudinal muscle of the embryonic/larval mesothoracic segment.
The second dorsal-most ventral longitudinal muscle of the embryonic/larval mesothoracic segment.
The third dorsal-most ventral longitudinal muscle of the embryonic/larval mesothoracic segment.
Ventral longitudinal muscle of the mesothorax, located medially to the mesothoracic pleurosternal muscle 59.
Any ventral oblique muscle (FBbt:00000469) that is part of some larval mesothoracic segment (FBbt:00001744).
The dorsal-most ventral oblique muscle of the embryonic/larval mesothoracic segment.
The second dorsal-most ventral oblique muscle of the embryonic/larval mesothoracic segment.
Any acute muscle (FBbt:00000474) that is part of some larval metathoracic segment (FBbt:00001745).
Depressor muscle of the adult metathoracic leg.
Distal pretarsal depressor muscle located in the metathoracic leg (Soler et al., 2004).
Any dorsal acute muscle (FBbt:00000475) that is part of some larval metathoracic segment (FBbt:00001745).
Dorsal-most dorsal acute muscle of the embryonic/larval mesothoracic segment.
Second dorsal-most dorsal acute muscle of the embryonic/larval mesothoracic segment.
Third dorsal-most dorsal acute muscle of the embryonic/larval mesothoracic segment.
Fourth dorsal-most dorsal acute muscle of the embryonic/larval mesothoracic segment.
Any dorsal oblique muscle (FBbt:00000467) that is part of some larval metathoracic segment (FBbt:00001745).
Dorsal-most dorsal oblique muscle of the embryonic/larval metathoracic segment.
Second dorsal-most oblique muscle of the embryonic/larval metathoracic segment.
Third dorsal-most oblique muscle of the embryonic/larval metathoracic segment.
Fourth dorsal-most oblique muscle of the embryonic/larval metathoracic segment.
Extracoxal depressor muscle of the metathoracic trochanter.
Femoral depressor muscle located in the metathoracic leg (Soler et al., 2004).
Reductor muscle of the adult metathoracic femur that extends along the trochanter.
Intracoxal depressor muscle of the adult metathoracic trochanter. It is a small muscle that arises ventrally in the base of the anterior coxa and attaches to the trochanter.
Intracoxal levator muscle of the adult metathoracic trochanter. It arises ventrally in the base of the posterior coxa and attaches to the trochanter.
Lateral intersegmental muscle of the adult metathorax that extends anterioposteriorly. It attaches anteriorly to the metafurca and posteriorly to the posterior margin of the pleural membrane of the first abdominal segment.
Any lateral longitudinal muscle 1 (FBbt:00000481) that is part of some larval metathoracic segment (FBbt:00001745).
The only lateral longitudinal muscle of the embryonic/larval metathoracic segment.
Any lateral oblique muscle 1 (FBbt:00000468) that is part of some larval metathoracic segment (FBbt:00001745).
The only lateral oblique muscle of the embryonic/larval metathoracic segment.
Any lateral transverse muscle (FBbt:00000472) that is part of some larval metathoracic segment (FBbt:00001745).
Anterior-most lateral transverse muscle of the embryonic/larval metathoracic segment.
The second anterior-most lateral transverse muscle of the embryonic/larval metathoracic segment.
The third anterior-most lateral transverse muscle of the embryonic/larval metathoracic segment.
The most posterior lateral transverse muscle of the embryonic/larval metathoracic segment.
Levator muscle of the adult metathoracic leg.
Any longitudinal muscle (FBbt:00000480) that is part of some larval metathoracic segment (FBbt:00001745).
Any oblique muscle (FBbt:00000466) that is part of some larval metathoracic segment (FBbt:00001745).
Pleural promotor muscle of the adult metathoracic coxa that extends dorsoventrally. It attaches dorsally to the metathoracic pleurum and ventrally to the anterior margin of the metathoracic coxa.
Pleural remotor muscle of the adult metathoracic coxa that extends dorsoventrally. It attaches dorsally to the metathoracic pleurum and ventrally to the posterior margin of the metathoracic coxa.
Pleurosternal muscle of the adult metathorax, that attaches to anteriorly to the metafurca and posteriorly to the metathoracic pleurum.
Posterior tarsal reductor muscle located in the metathoracic leg (Soler et al., 2004).
Pretarsal depressor muscle located in the metathoracic leg (Soler et al., 2004).
Proximal pretarsal depressor muscle located in the metathoracic leg (Soler et al., 2004).
Reductor muscle of the adult metathoracic leg.
Any segment border muscle (FBbt:00000483) that is part of some larval metathoracic segment (FBbt:00001745).
Any spiracular occlusor muscle (FBbt:00013333) that is part of some adult metathoracic segment (FBbt:00003022) and attached to some adult metathoracic spiracle (FBbt:00004631).
Sternal extracoxal depressor muscle of the metathoracic trochanter that extends obliquely, attaching anteriorly to the mesothoracic pleurum and posteriorly to the trochanter.
Sternal promotor muscle of the adult metathoracic coxa that extends anterioposteriorly. It attaches anteriorly to the metathoracic pleurum and posteriorly to the anterior margin of the metathoracic coxa.
Sternal remotor muscle of the adult metathoracic coxa that extends anterioposteriorly. It attaches anteriorly to the metathoracic pleurum and posteriorly to the posterior margin of the metathoracic coxa.
Anterior tarsal reductor muscle located in the metathoracic leg (Soler et al., 2004).
Depressor muscle of the adult metathoracic tarsus that extends along the tibia, medial to the tarsal levator muscle 94. There are 28 to 33 of these cells per muscle (Soler et al., 2004).
Levator muscle of the adult metathoracic tarsus that extends in the distal tibia, lateral to the tarsal depressor muscle 95.
Tarsal reductor muscle located in the metathoracic leg (Soler et al., 2004).
Tergal extracoxal depressor muscle of the metathoracic trochanter that extends anterioposteriorly, attaching anteriorly to the postnotum and posteriorly to the trochanter.
Depressor muscle of the adult metathoracic tibia.
Depressor muscle of the adult metathoracic tibia that extends along the medial femur, proximal to the tibial depressor muscle 93.
Levator muscle of the adult metathoracic tibia that extends along the lateral femur.
Reductor muscle of the adult metathoracic tibia that extends mediolaterally in the distal femur, distal to the tibial depressor muscle 92 (Miller 1950; Soler et al., 2004).
Any transverse muscle (FBbt:00000470) that is part of some larval metathoracic segment (FBbt:00001745).
Trochanter reductor muscle located in the metathoracic leg (Soler et al., 2004).
Any ventral acute muscle (FBbt:00000477) that is part of some larval metathoracic segment (FBbt:00001745).
The only ventral acute muscle of the embryonic/larval mesothorax.
Any ventral longitudinal muscle (FBbt:00000482) that is part of some larval metathoracic segment (FBbt:00001745).
The dorsal-most ventral longitudinal muscle of the embryonic/larval metathoracic segment.
The second dorsal-most ventral longitudinal muscle of the embryonic/larval metathoracic segment.
The third dorsal-most ventral longitudinal muscle of the embryonic/larval metathoracic segment.
The ventral-most (fourth dorsal-most) ventral longitudinal muscle of the embryonic/larval metathoracic segment.
Ventral longitudinal muscle of the adult metathorax that extends anterioposteriorly. It attaches anteriorly to the metafurca and posteriorly to an apophysis of the first abdominal segment.
Any ventral oblique muscle (FBbt:00000469) that is part of some larval metathoracic segment (FBbt:00001745).
Dorsal-most ventral oblique muscle of the embryonic/larval metathoracic segment.
Second dorsal-most ventral oblique muscle of the embryonic/larval metathoracic segment.
Third dorsal-most ventral oblique muscle of the embryonic/larval metathoracic segment.
Any visceral muscle cell (FBbt:00005070) that is part of some midgut (FBbt:00005383).
Muscle of the larva that is part of one of four bundles stretched between the ventral part of the mouth hook and the ventral arm of the cephalopharyngeal skeleton (Schoofs et al., 2010). Contraction of these bundles lowers the mouth hook (Schoofs et al., 2010).
Muscle of the larva that is part of a paired bundle stretched between the dorsal part of the mouth hook and the ventral arm of the cephalopharyngeal skeleton (Schoofs et al., 2010). Contraction of these bundles raises the mouth hook (Schoofs et al., 2010).
Any embryonic/larval hypodermal muscle (FBbt:00000465) that attached to some embryonic/larval pharynx (FBbt:00001866).
trochanter muscle 2, trochanteral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; somatic muscle cell of prothoracic leg; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; muscle 213896 (T1LEG:606311); Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
trochanter muscle 1, trochanteral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; somatic muscle cell of prothoracic leg; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); female organism; muscle 213910 (T1LEG:606414)]
trochanter muscle 1, trochanteral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; somatic muscle cell of prothoracic leg; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); muscle 214303 (T1LEG:609064)]
trochanter muscle 1, trochanteral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; muscle 214313 (T1LEG:609117); somatic muscle cell of prothoracic leg; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
trochanter muscle 1, trochanteral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; muscle 214322 (T1LEG:609172); somatic muscle cell of prothoracic leg; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
trochanter muscle 1, trochanteral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; muscle 214331 (T1LEG:609184); X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; somatic muscle cell of prothoracic leg; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 4, anterior tibia reductor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle 92959 (T1LEG:605426); female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); prothoracic tibial reductor muscle cell]
femur muscle 4, anterior tibia reductor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; muscle 92990 (T1LEG:605612); X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; prothoracic leg; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); prothoracic tibial reductor muscle cell]
femur muscle 4, anterior tibia reductor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; muscle 93000 (T1LEG:605705); X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); prothoracic tibial reductor muscle cell]
femur muscle 4, anterior tibia reductor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; prothoracic leg; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); prothoracic tibial reductor muscle cell; muscle 93007 (T1LEG:605758)]
femur muscle 4, anterior tibia reductor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); muscle 93025 (T1LEG:605869); is part of; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); prothoracic tibial reductor muscle cell]
femur muscle 4, anterior tibia reductor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle 93042 (T1LEG:606022); female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); prothoracic tibial reductor muscle cell]
femur muscle 4, anterior tibia reductor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle 93048 (T1LEG:606087); female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); prothoracic tibial reductor muscle cell]
femur muscle 4, anterior tibia reductor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; prothoracic leg; muscle 93054 (T1LEG:606153); Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); prothoracic tibial reductor muscle cell]
femur muscle 4, anterior tibia reductor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle 93061 (T1LEG:606219); female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); prothoracic tibial reductor muscle cell]
femur muscle 4, tibia flexor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); tibial depressor muscle cell; muscle 93067 (T1LEG:606297)]
femur muscle 5b, tibia flexor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); female organism; prothoracic leg; muscle 93088 (T1LEG:606477); tibial depressor muscle cell]
femur muscle 4, tibia flexor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [tibial depressor muscle cell; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; is part of; female organism; X-ray computed tomography; muscle 93115 (T1LEG:606695); VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); CC-BY_4.0; prothoracic leg]
femur muscle 5b, tibia flexor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; prothoracic leg; muscle 93149 (T1LEG:606937); Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); tibial depressor muscle cell]
femur muscle 5b, tibia flexor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; muscle 93157 (T1LEG:606999); VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; prothoracic leg; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); tibial depressor muscle cell]
femur muscle 5b, tibia flexor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle 93164 (T1LEG:607064); prothoracic leg; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); tibial depressor muscle cell]
femur muscle 5b, tibia flexor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [muscle 93178 (T1LEG:607139); CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; prothoracic leg; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); tibial depressor muscle cell]
femur muscle 5b, tibia flexor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [tibial depressor muscle cell; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; muscle 93196 (T1LEG:607290); is part of; female organism; X-ray computed tomography; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); CC-BY_4.0; prothoracic leg]
femur muscle 5b, tibia flexor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [muscle 93405 (T1LEG:608612); CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; prothoracic leg; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); tibial depressor muscle cell]
femur muscle 5b, tibia flexor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; prothoracic leg; female organism; muscle 93434 (T1LEG:608770); Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); tibial depressor muscle cell]
femur muscle 5b, tibia flexor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; muscle 93442 (T1LEG:608833); VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); tibial depressor muscle cell]
femur muscle 5b, tibia flexor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; muscle 93448 (T1LEG:608861); X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; prothoracic leg; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); tibial depressor muscle cell]
femur muscle 5b, tibia flexor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [muscle 93455 (T1LEG:608927); CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); tibial depressor muscle cell]
femur muscle 5a, innervated by 22A08-Gal4, tibia flexor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; muscle 93469 (T1LEG:609020); X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); tibial depressor muscle cell]
femur muscle 5a, tibia flexor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [tibial depressor muscle cell; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; is part of; female organism; X-ray computed tomography; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); muscle 93475 (T1LEG:609076); CC-BY_4.0; prothoracic leg]
femur muscle 4, tibia flexor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; prothoracic leg; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); muscle 93481 (T1LEG:609104); tibial depressor muscle cell]
femur muscle 4, tibia flexor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; prothoracic leg; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); muscle 93487 (T1LEG:609144); tibial depressor muscle cell]
femur muscle 4, tibia flexor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; muscle 93773 (T1LEG:609547); VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); tibial depressor muscle cell]
femur muscle 4, tibia flexor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [muscle 93779 (T1LEG:609576); CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; prothoracic leg; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); tibial depressor muscle cell]
femur muscle 4, tibia flexor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); muscle 93785 (T1LEG:609604); tibial depressor muscle cell]
femur muscle 5a, tibia flexor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); tibial depressor muscle cell; muscle 93791 (T1LEG:609617)]
femur muscle 4, tibia flexor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; muscle 93798 (T1LEG:609660); X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; prothoracic leg; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); tibial depressor muscle cell]
femur muscle 4, tibia flexor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; muscle 93808 (T1LEG:609688); VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); tibial depressor muscle cell]
femur muscle 4, tibia flexor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); prothoracic leg; female organism; muscle 93814 (T1LEG:609745); tibial depressor muscle cell]
femur muscle 4, tibia flexor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; muscle 93820 (T1LEG:609758); VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); tibial depressor muscle cell]
femur muscle 4, tibia flexor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; muscle 93827 (T1LEG:609784); VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); tibial depressor muscle cell]
femur muscle 1, long tendon muscle 2 proximal muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; prothoracic proximal femoral pretarsal depressor muscle cell; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); muscle 93833 (T1LEG:609797)]
femur muscle 1, long tendon muscle 2 proximal muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; is part of; female organism; X-ray computed tomography; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); prothoracic proximal femoral pretarsal depressor muscle cell; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); CC-BY_4.0; prothoracic leg; muscle 93839 (T1LEG:609813)]
femur muscle 1, long tendon muscle 2 distal muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [prothoracic distal femoral pretarsal depressor muscle cell; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; is part of; female organism; X-ray computed tomography; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); muscle 93845 (T1LEG:609827); CC-BY_4.0; prothoracic leg]
femur muscle 1, long tendon muscle 2 distal muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [prothoracic distal femoral pretarsal depressor muscle cell; CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle 93851 (T1LEG:609842); prothoracic leg; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 1, long tendon muscle 2 distal muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [muscle 93857 (T1LEG:609856); prothoracic distal femoral pretarsal depressor muscle cell; CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; prothoracic leg; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 1, long tendon muscle 2 distal muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [prothoracic distal femoral pretarsal depressor muscle cell; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; muscle 93863 (T1LEG:609870); is part of; female organism; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); X-ray computed tomography; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); CC-BY_4.0; prothoracic leg]
femur muscle 6, posterior tibia reductor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; prothoracic leg; female organism; muscle 93869 (T1LEG:609884); Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); prothoracic tibial reductor muscle cell]
femur muscle 2, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; prothoracic leg; female organism; muscle 93875 (T1LEG:609912); Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 2, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); muscle 93887 (T1LEG:609926)]
femur muscle 2, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; prothoracic leg; female organism; muscle 93921 (T1LEG:609939); Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 2, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); muscle 93932 (T1LEG:609952); is part of; muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; prothoracic leg; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 3, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; muscle 93938 (T1LEG:609965); X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 3, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); muscle 93955 (T1LEG:609992)]
femur muscle 3, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; muscle 93960 (T1LEG:610005); X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; prothoracic leg; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 3, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [muscle 93980 (T1LEG:610074); CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; prothoracic leg; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 3, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; muscle 93987 (T1LEG:610099); VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; prothoracic leg; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 3, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle 93997 (T1LEG:610138); muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 3, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; prothoracic leg; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); muscle 94010 (T1LEG:610175)]
femur muscle 3, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [muscle 94028 (T1LEG:610224); CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 3, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; muscle 94034 (T1LEG:610249); prothoracic leg; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 3, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; muscle 94046 (T1LEG:610287); X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; prothoracic leg; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 3, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; prothoracic leg; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); muscle 94053 (T1LEG:610312)]
femur muscle 2, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [muscle 94059 (T1LEG:610338); CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 3, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; muscle 94065 (T1LEG:610365); VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; prothoracic leg; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 3, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; female organism; prothoracic leg; muscle 94076 (T1LEG:610390); Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 2, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); muscle 94083 (T1LEG:610415); is part of; muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 2, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [muscle 94089 (T1LEG:610447); CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 2, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [muscle 94095 (T1LEG:610472); CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; prothoracic leg; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 2, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [muscle 94101 (T1LEG:610498); Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; is part of; female organism; X-ray computed tomography; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); CC-BY_4.0; prothoracic leg]
femur muscle 2, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [muscle 94107 (T1LEG:610511); CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 2, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; muscle 94113 (T1LEG:610536); VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; prothoracic leg; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 2, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); muscle 94120 (T1LEG:610573); is part of; muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 2, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); prothoracic leg; female organism; muscle 94127 (T1LEG:610598)]
femur muscle 2, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; muscle 94133 (T1LEG:610640); female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 2, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle 94144 (T1LEG:610715); muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 3, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; muscle 94154 (T1LEG:610753); VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; prothoracic leg; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 3, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; prothoracic leg; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); muscle 94160 (T1LEG:610810)]
femur muscle 3, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; muscle 94166 (T1LEG:610835); is part of; female organism; X-ray computed tomography; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); CC-BY_4.0; prothoracic leg]
femur muscle 3, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); muscle 94172 (T1LEG:610861)]
femur muscle 3, tibia extensor muscle fiber, muscle 94209, femoral muscle fiber [muscle 94178 (T1LEG:610903); Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; is part of; female organism; X-ray computed tomography; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); CC-BY_4.0; prothoracic leg]
femur muscle 3, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; muscle 94201 (T1LEG:610980); X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 3, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; muscle 94219 (T1LEG:601787); Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 3, tibia extensor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle cell of prothoracic tibial levator muscle 39; muscle 94226 (T1LEG:601860); female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 4, anterior tibia reductor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [muscle 94236 (T1LEG:601924); CC-BY_4.0; tibial reductor muscle cell; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 4, anterior tibia reductor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; tibial reductor muscle cell; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); muscle 94242 (T1LEG:601939)]
femur muscle 4, anterior tibia reductor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; tibial reductor muscle cell; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle 94260 (T1LEG:602004); female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 6, posterior tibia reductor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; tibial reductor muscle cell; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); muscle 94266 (T1LEG:602017); is part of; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 6, posterior tibia reductor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; tibial reductor muscle cell; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; prothoracic leg; muscle 94272 (T1LEG:602060); Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 6, posterior tibia reductor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [muscle 94285 (T1LEG:602097); CC-BY_4.0; tibial reductor muscle cell; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 6, posterior tibia reductor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [prothoracic leg; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; is part of; female organism; X-ray computed tomography; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); CC-BY_4.0; tibial reductor muscle cell; muscle 94291 (T1LEG:602122)]
femur muscle 6, posterior tibia reductor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; tibial reductor muscle cell; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); muscle 94301 (T1LEG:602147); is part of; prothoracic leg; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 6, posterior tibia reductor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; tibial reductor muscle cell; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); muscle 94310 (T1LEG:602172)]
femur muscle 6, posterior tibia reductor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [muscle 94331 (T1LEG:602225); CC-BY_4.0; tibial reductor muscle cell; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 6, posterior tibia reductor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; tibial reductor muscle cell; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; muscle 94337 (T1LEG:602252); VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; prothoracic leg; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 6, posterior tibia reductor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; tibial reductor muscle cell; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle 94343 (T1LEG:602265); prothoracic leg; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 6, posterior tibia reductor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; tibial reductor muscle cell; X-ray computed tomography; muscle 94349 (T1LEG:602313); Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 4, anterior tibia reductor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; tibial reductor muscle cell; muscle 94409 (T1LEG:602602); X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 4, anterior tibia reductor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; tibial reductor muscle cell; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; muscle 94415 (T1LEG:602632); VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 6, posterior tibia reductor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; tibial reductor muscle cell; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle 94421 (T1LEG:602645); female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 6, posterior tibia reductor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [muscle 94427 (T1LEG:602679); CC-BY_4.0; tibial reductor muscle cell; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; prothoracic leg; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 6, posterior tibia reductor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [muscle 94434 (T1LEG:602752); CC-BY_4.0; tibial reductor muscle cell; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; prothoracic leg; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
femur muscle 6, posterior tibia reductor muscle fiber, femoral muscle fiber [muscle 94440 (T1LEG:602784); CC-BY_4.0; tibial reductor muscle cell; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; prothoracic leg; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
trochanter muscle 2, trochanteral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; somatic muscle cell of prothoracic leg; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); muscle 94606 (T1LEG:603329); is part of; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
trochanter muscle 1, trochanteral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; somatic muscle cell of prothoracic leg; muscle 94624 (T1LEG:603409); VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
trochanter muscle 1, trochanteral muscle fiber [muscle 94628 (T1LEG:603435); somatic muscle cell of prothoracic leg; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; is part of; female organism; X-ray computed tomography; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); CC-BY_4.0]
trochanter muscle 1, trochanteral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; somatic muscle cell of prothoracic leg; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; muscle 94636 (T1LEG:603479); Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
trochanter muscle 1, trochanteral muscle fiber [muscle 94652 (T1LEG:603552); somatic muscle cell of prothoracic leg; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; is part of; female organism; X-ray computed tomography; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); CC-BY_4.0]
trochanter muscle 1, trochanteral muscle fiber [muscle 94658 (T1LEG:603580); CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; somatic muscle cell of prothoracic leg; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
trochanter muscle 1, trochanteral muscle fiber [muscle 94664 (T1LEG:603608); somatic muscle cell of prothoracic leg; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; is part of; female organism; X-ray computed tomography; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); CC-BY_4.0]
trochanter muscle 1, trochanteral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; somatic muscle cell of prothoracic leg; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); muscle 94668 (T1LEG:603620)]
trochanter muscle 1, trochanteral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; somatic muscle cell of prothoracic leg; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); muscle 94672 (T1LEG:603662)]
trochanter muscle 1, trochanteral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; muscle 94676 (T1LEG:603674); Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; somatic muscle cell of prothoracic leg; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
trochanter muscle 1, trochanteral muscle fiber [muscle 94697 (T1LEG:603733); somatic muscle cell of prothoracic leg; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; is part of; female organism; X-ray computed tomography; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); CC-BY_4.0]
trochanter muscle 1, trochanteral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; somatic muscle cell of prothoracic leg; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; muscle 94703 (T1LEG:603762); Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
trochanter muscle 1, trochanteral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; somatic muscle cell of prothoracic leg; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle 94709 (T1LEG:603819); female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
trochanter muscle 1, trochanteral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; muscle 94715 (T1LEG:603846); X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; somatic muscle cell of prothoracic leg; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
trochanter muscle 1, trochanteral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; muscle 94719 (T1LEG:603871); Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; somatic muscle cell of prothoracic leg; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
trochanter muscle 1, trochanteral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; somatic muscle cell of prothoracic leg; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle 94727 (T1LEG:603936); female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
trochanter muscle 1, trochanteral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; somatic muscle cell of prothoracic leg; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); female organism; muscle 94733 (T1LEG:603976)]
trochanter muscle 1, trochanteral muscle fiber [muscle 94739 (T1LEG:603988); CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; somatic muscle cell of prothoracic leg; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
trochanter muscle 1, trochanteral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; muscle 94745 (T1LEG:604053); X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; somatic muscle cell of prothoracic leg; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
trochanter muscle 1, trochanteral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; somatic muscle cell of prothoracic leg; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; muscle 94751 (T1LEG:604080); female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
trochanter muscle 1, trochanteral muscle fiber [muscle 94762 (T1LEG:604121); CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; somatic muscle cell of prothoracic leg; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
trochanter muscle 1, trochanteral muscle fiber [muscle 94768 (T1LEG:604163); CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; somatic muscle cell of prothoracic leg; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020)]
trochanter muscle 1, trochanteral muscle fiber [CC-BY_4.0; X-ray computed tomography; Millimeter-scale imaging of a Drosophila leg at single-neuron resolution; somatic muscle cell of prothoracic leg; VFB CATMAID Adult T1 Leg (T1Leg); is part of; female organism; Adult T1 Leg (Kuan2020); muscle 94777 (T1LEG:604206)]
Muscle cell that is part of a adult leg muscle.
Muscle cell that is part of a flight control muscle.
Muscle cell that is part of a flight power muscle.
Muscle cell that is part of a haltere axillary muscle I1.
Muscle cell that is part of a haltere axillary muscle I2.
Muscle cell that is part of a haltere axillary muscle III1.
Muscle cell that is part of a haltere axillary muscle III2.
Muscle cell that is part of a haltere axillary muscle III3.
Muscle cell that is part of a haltere basalar muscle b1.
Muscle cell that is part of a haltere basalar muscle b2.
Muscle cell that is part of a leg extensor muscle.
Muscle cell that is part of a leg flexor muscle.
Muscle cell that is part of a leg muscle of body wall.
Muscle cell that is part of a prothoracic accessory intracoxal trochanter depressor muscle.
Muscle cell that is part of a prothoracic sternotrochanter extensor muscle.
Muscle cell that is part of a prothoracic tergotrochanter extensor muscle.
Muscle cell that is part of a prothoracic trochanter levator muscle.
Direct flight muscle connected to the anterior of the first axillary sclerite that, together with muscle 56, serves to raise the wing and draw it backwards (Miller, 1950). It is innervated by the I1 motor neuron.
Direct flight muscle connected to the posterior of the first axillary sclerite that, together with muscle 53, serves to raise the wing and draw it backwards (Miller, 1950).
Muscle 55 (III3-4) cell that is relatively ventrally located.
Muscle 55 (III3-4) cell that is relatively dorsally located.
Direct flight muscle connected to the anterior of the third axillary sclerite that, together with muscle 55, serves to depress the anal portion of the wing (Miller, 1950). It is innervated by the III1 motor neuron.
Direct flight muscle connected to the posterior of the third axillary sclerite that, together with muscle 54, serves to depress the anal portion of the wing (Miller, 1950). This muscle is innervated by the III3 motor neuron. Muscle III2 is not found in D. melanogaster (Lindsay et al., 2017), so this class includes III3 and III4 only.
Multinucleated muscle cell formed by several fusion events between fusion competent myoblasts and one founder cell. The size of a myotube is correlated to the number of fusion competent cells that fuse with a founder cell or developing myotube. In contrast to vertebrates, in Drosophila embryos and larva, each muscle is a single myotube (Maqbool and Jagla, 2007).
A hypodermal muscle of the embryonic/larval musculature that runs from a dorsal anterior muscle attachment site to a ventral posterior one.
[occlusor muscle; skeletal muscle of leg]
A short muscle that functions in closing an adult abdominal spiracle. These muscles are attached to sclerotised lever which is in turn attached to a deep fold in the wall of spiracle at the base of the spiracular chamber. The other end is attached to a rigid part of the wall of the spiracular chamber so that its contraction closes the passage. There is no dilator muscle so the passage is probably kept open by its natural elasticity (Miller, 1950 pg 459).
A muscle that functions in closing an adult thoracic spiracle. These muscles attach the rim (peritreme) of spiracle and to the adjacent body wall. Their contraction serves to bring the two lips of the spiracle together.
Muscle inserted on the adult ocular sclerites at the dorso-cephalic margin of the compound eyes, connecting to the second antennal segment. It functions to deflate the head during emergence by approximating the ocellar triangle and the fronto-clypeus and to retract the antenna. By 72h after emergence, the muscles have completely disintegrated.
Muscle that is part of the adult ovarian sheath. This is found in the median layer of the sheath, with discontinuous circular muscle found closest to the ovariole and occasional longitudinal fibers in the outer part of the median layer of the sheath (Cummings, 1973).
An embryonic/larval hypodermal muscle of the head that flanks the supraesophageal commissure.
A network of anastomosing muscle fibers that covers the ovary. The muscle is striated with an irregular interdigitation of thick and thin filaments and perforated Z-discs. The ovarian sheath, which surround each ovariole, is distinct from the peritoneal sheath, which surrounds each ovary.
A hypodermal muscle of the larval head that is connected to the pharynx or some closely associated structure. Including CPS as a ‘closely associated structure’ [FBC:CP].
Promotor muscle of the adult thorax that attaches to the inner surface of the pleura.
Remotor muscle of the adult thorax that attaches to the inner surface of the pleura.
Rotator muscle found in the posterior region of the coxal base.
Muscle of the posterior spiracle of the embryo or larva that pulls the spiracle back into the body.
Tarsal reductor muscle that extends on the posterior side of the tibia/metatarsus junction. There are 4 or 5 of these cells per muscle (Soler et al., 2004).
Muscle attached via a long tendon to the unguitractor plate of the pretarsus. There are two subtypes of such cells, one located in the femur and one in the tibia. They all attach to the same tendon that originates in the proximal femur and extends to the pretarsus (Chapman, 1998; Soler et al., 2004). This muscle was originally described as located in the proximal tarsal segments (where it was numbered 44, 75, and 96 in the prothoracic, mesothoracic, and metathoracic leg respectively) with a tendon extending to the pretarsus. It was later found that there is no muscle fibers in any of the tarsal segments and that the tendon originates much more proximally in the femur, with muscle fibers located in both the femur and the tibia (Chapman, 1998; Soler et al., 2004).
Muscle of the proboscis. These muscles can effect movement of the proboscis or pumping of liquid into the pharynx (McKellar et al., 2020). There are 16 subtypes in the mature adult (McKellar et al., 2020). Others are present at eclosion, but subsequently degenerate (Miller, 1950; McKellar et al., 2020).
Muscle with its origin in the dorso-posterior head capsule and its insertion site in the posterior cuticle of the rostrum, near the posterior end of the apodeme of the rostrum, similar to muscles 2 dorsal and 2 ventral (McKellar et al., 2020). As the three of these contract, they pull the rostrum back into the head cavity (McKellar et al., 2020). It is synapsed by the proboscis muscle 1 motor neuron (McKellar et al., 2020).
Muscles were stained with phalloidin and images manually segmented in software. [confocal microscopy; male organism; is part of; proboscis muscle 1 on Adult Head (McKellar2020); adult head]
Dorsal (proximal)-most muscle of the pharynx, inserting at the junction of the pharynx with the esophagus (Rajashekhar and Singh, 1994; McKellar et al., 2020). It is also attached to the clypeus, and its contraction opens the pharynx at its proximal end (Rajashekhar and Singh, 1994). It is synapsed by the proboscis muscle 10 motor neuron (McKellar et al., 2020).
Muscles were stained with phalloidin and images manually segmented in software. [confocal microscopy; male organism; is part of; adult head; proboscis muscle 10 on Adult Head (McKellar2020)]
Cibarial dilator muscle that originates in the clypeus and connects to the median apodemal carina at the upper portion of the anterior cibarial plate (Miller, 1950). It is located in a relatively dorsal (proximal) position compared to other cibarial muscles, with which it functions in cibarial pumping. It is synapsed by the proboscis muscle 11 dorsal motor neuron (McKellar et al., 2020).
Muscles were stained with phalloidin and images manually segmented in software. [confocal microscopy; male organism; proboscis muscle 11 dorsal on Adult Head (McKellar2020); is part of; adult head]
Muscle that inserts on the adult cibarium between proboscis muscles 11 dorsal and 12 dorsal (McKellar et al., 2020). It is positioned to open the pharynx as it contracts (McKellar et al., 2020). It is synapsed by the proboscis muscle 11 ventral motor neuron (McKellar et al., 2020).
Muscles were stained with phalloidin and images manually segmented in software. [confocal microscopy; proboscis muscle 11 ventral on Adult Head (McKellar2020); male organism; is part of; adult head]
Cibarial dilator muscle that originates in the clypeus and connects to the expanded ventral portion of the anterior cibarial plate (roof of the cibarium) (Miller, 1950). It is located in a relatively ventral (distal) position compared to other cibarial muscles, with which it functions in cibarial pumping. It is synapsed by the proboscis muscle 12 dorsal motor neuron (McKellar et al., 2020).
Muscles were stained with phalloidin and images manually segmented in software. [confocal microscopy; proboscis muscle 12 dorsal on Adult Head (McKellar2020); male organism; is part of; adult head]
Muscle that inserts on the wall of the adult pharynx, ventral (distal) to proboscis muscle 12 dorsal (McKellar et al., 2020). It is synapsed by the proboscis muscle 12 ventral motor neuron (McKellar et al., 2020).
Muscles were stained with phalloidin and images manually segmented in software. [confocal microscopy; male organism; is part of; adult head; proboscis muscle 12 ventral on Adult Head (McKellar2020)]
A slender muscle that arises on the posterior wall of the cibarium and is attached to the posterior wall of the salivary pump, which it functions in dilating. It is synapsed by the proboscis muscle 13 motor neuron (McKellar et al., 2020).
Muscles were stained with phalloidin and images manually segmented in software. [confocal microscopy; male organism; is part of; proboscis muscle 13 on Adult Head (McKellar2020); adult head]
Muscle with its origin in the posterior wall of the head and an insertion site in the posterior cuticle of the rostrum, near the posterior end of the apodeme of the rostrum, similar to muscles 1 and 2 ventral (McKellar et al., 2020). As the three of these contract, they pull the rostrum back into the head cavity (McKellar et al., 2020). It is synapsed by the proboscis muscle 2 dorsal motor neuron (McKellar et al., 2020).
Muscles were stained with phalloidin and images manually segmented in software. [confocal microscopy; male organism; is part of; proboscis muscle 2 dorsal on Adult Head (McKellar2020); adult head]
Muscle with its origin in the posterior wall of the head and an insertion site in the posterior cuticle of the rostrum, near the posterior end of the apodeme of the rostrum, similar to muscles 1 and 2 dorsal (McKellar et al., 2020). As the three of these contract, they pull the rostrum back into the head cavity (McKellar et al., 2020). This muscle also has an insertion site on the anterior arm of the apodeme of the rostrum-haustellum joint (McKellar et al., 2020). It is synapsed by the proboscis muscle 2 ventral motor neuron (McKellar et al., 2020).
Muscles were stained with phalloidin and images manually segmented in software. [confocal microscopy; proboscis muscle 2 ventral on Adult Head (McKellar2020); male organism; is part of; adult head]
Muscle of the proboscis that is attached to the anterior of the haustellum and the anterior of the rostrum and pulls the haustellum into a flexed position when it contracts (McKellar et al., 2020). Two motor neurons target different fibers (lateral or medial) of this muscle (McKellar et al., 2020).
Laterally-located proboscis muscle 3 fiber that is innervated by proboscis muscle 3 lateral motor neuron (McKellar et al., 2020).
Muscles were stained with phalloidin and images manually segmented in software. [confocal microscopy; male organism; proboscis muscle 3 lateral fiber; is part of; proboscis muscle 3 medial and lateral fibers on Adult Head (McKellar2020); adult head]
Medially-located proboscis muscle 3 fiber that is innervated by proboscis muscle 3 medial motor neuron (McKellar et al., 2020).
Muscle found in the rostrum, connecting the apodeme of the dorsal arm of the rostrum-haustellum joint to the clypeus (Miller, 1950; McKellar et al., 2020). As it contracts, it rotates the apodeme, extending the haustellum (McKellar et al., 2020). It is synapsed by the proboscis muscle 4 motor neuron (McKellar et al., 2020).
Muscles were stained with phalloidin and images manually segmented in software. [confocal microscopy; male organism; proboscis muscle 4 on Adult Head (McKellar2020); is part of; adult head]
Short muscle that inserts on the wall of the labrum. It is attached to the wall of the pharynx and is positioned to open the pharynx as it contracts (McKellar et al., 2020). It is synapsed by the proboscis muscle 5 motor neuron (McKellar et al., 2020).
Muscles were stained with phalloidin and images manually segmented in software. [confocal microscopy; male organism; is part of; adult head; proboscis muscle 5 on Adult Head (McKellar2020)]
Muscle of the haustellum that inserts on the labellum and functions in its extension (McKellar et al., 2020). It is synapsed by the proboscis muscle 6 motor neuron (McKellar et al., 2020).
Muscles were stained with phalloidin and images manually segmented in software. [proboscis muscle 6 on Adult Head (McKellar2020); confocal microscopy; male organism; is part of; adult head]
Muscle of the haustellum that inserts on the labellum and functions in its abduction (opening) (McKellar et al., 2020). It is synapsed by the proboscis muscle 7 motor neuron (McKellar et al., 2020).
Muscles were stained with phalloidin and images manually segmented in software. [confocal microscopy; male organism; is part of; adult head; proboscis muscle 7 on Adult Head (McKellar2020)]
A transversely oriented muscle located in the haustellum that inserts on the wall of the pharynx and is positioned to open the pharynx as it contracts (McKellar et al., 2020). It is synapsed by the proboscis muscle 8 motor neuron (McKellar et al., 2020).
Muscles were stained with phalloidin and images manually segmented in software. [confocal microscopy; male organism; proboscis muscle 8 on Adult Head (McKellar2020); is part of; adult head]
Muscle of the proboscis that has its origin in the gena, in the ventral wall of the head, and its insertion site on the apodeme of the rostrum (Rajashekhar and Singh, 1994; McKellar et al., 2020). Its contraction results in rotation of the apodeme and the rostrum, causing the proboscis to extend (McKellar et al., 2020). It is synapsed by the proboscis muscle 9 motor neuron (Gordon and Scott, 2009; McKellar et al., 2020).
Muscles were stained with phalloidin and images manually segmented in software. [confocal microscopy; proboscis muscle 9 on Adult Head (McKellar2020); male organism; is part of; adult head]
Thoracic muscle that has its insertion site more anterior, as compared to thoracic remotor muscles.
Any acute muscle (FBbt:00000474) that is part of some larval prothoracic segment (FBbt:00001743).
Anterior tarsal reductor muscle located in the prothoracic leg (Soler et al., 2004).
Depressor muscle of the adult prothoracic leg.
Muscle cell of the prothoracic femoral pretarsal depressor muscle that attaches to the long tendon more distally than the proximal cells (Kuan et al., 2020). There are four of these fibers per prothoracic leg and they are innervated by two motor neurons, which are distinct from the one innervating the proximal cells (Kuan et al., 2020).
Distal pretarsal depressor muscle located in the prothoracic leg (Soler et al., 2004).
Any dorsal oblique muscle (FBbt:00000467) that is part of some larval prothoracic segment (FBbt:00001743).
The dorsal-most oblique muscle of the embryonic/larval prothoracic segment.
The second dorsal-most oblique muscle of the embryonic/larval prothoracic segment.
The third dorsal-most oblique muscle of the embryonic/larval prothoracic segment.
The fourth dorsal-most oblique muscle of the embryonic/larval prothoracic segment.
Depressor muscle of the adult prothoracic trochanter that extends mediolaterally and anteroposteriorly through the coxa, anterior to the sternal adductor muscle 33.
Femoral depressor muscle located in the prothoracic leg (Soler et al., 2004).
Reductor muscle of the adult prothoracic femur that extends along the trochanter.
Any intersegmental muscle (FBbt:00000478) that overlaps some larval prothoracic segment (FBbt:00001743).
Depressor muscle of the adult prothoracic trochanter that extends along the medial coxa, ventral to the extracoxal depressor muscle 34.
Levator muscle of the adult prothoracic trochanter that extends along the lateral coxa and is lateral to the mesal levator muscle 37.
Levator muscle of the adult prothoracic trochanter that extends along the medial coxa and is medial to the lateral levator muscle 36.
Any lateral acute muscle (FBbt:00000476) that is part of some larval prothoracic segment (FBbt:00001743).
The dorsal-most lateral acute muscle of the prothoracic segment.
The second dorsal-most lateral acute muscle of the prothoracic segment.
Levator muscle of the adult prothoracic leg.
Any oblique muscle (FBbt:00000466) that overlaps some larval prothoracic segment (FBbt:00001743).
Any pharyngeal muscle (FBbt:00000487) that overlaps some larval prothoracic segment (FBbt:00001743).
Pleural promotor muscle of the adult prothoracic coxa that arises on the episternum and extends posteriorly, to the coxal base anterior to the pleural articulation. There are usually two muscles of this type.
Pleural remotor muscle of the adult prothoracic coxa that arises dorsally and extends ventrally to the posterior rim of the coxa.
Posterior tarsal reductor muscle located in the prothoracic leg (Soler et al., 2004).
Pretarsal depressor muscle located in the prothoracic leg (Soler et al., 2004).
Promotor muscle of the prothoracic segment.
Muscle cell of the prothoracic femoral pretarsal depressor muscle that attaches to the proximal tip of the long tendon (Kuan et al., 2020). There are two of these fibers per prothoracic leg and they are innervated by a single motor neuron, which is distinct from the ones innervating the distal cells (Kuan et al., 2020).
Proximal pretarsal depressor muscle located in the prothoracic leg (Soler et al., 2004).
Reductor muscle of the adult prothoracic leg.
Remotor muscle of the prothoracic segment.
Sternal adductor muscle of the prothoracic coxa, that extends anteroposteriorly, ventral to the sternal anterior rotator muscle 31 and posterior rotator muscle 32. It attaches to a broad region on the medial region of the sternal apodeme and tapers to insert into the coxal segment of the prothoracic leg. It is composed of 3-4 fibers.
Sternal rotator muscle of the prothoracic coxa, that extends mediolaterally, anterior to the sternal posterior rotator muscle 32 and dorsal to the sternal adductor muscle 33. It attaches laterally to the anterior segment of the coxa and medially to the medial plate of the prothoracic furca. It is composed of 6-7 fibers.
Sternal muscle of the anterior adult prothorax.
Sternal rotator muscle of the prothoracic coxa, that extends dorsoventrally, posterior to the sternal anterior rotator muscle 31 and dorsal to the sternal adductor muscle 33.
Depressor muscle of the adult prothoracic tarsus that extends along the tibia, medial to the tarsal levator muscle 42. There are 20 to 24 of these cells per muscle (Soler et al., 2004).
Levator muscle of the adult prothoracic tarsus that extends in the distal tibia, lateral to the tarsal depressor muscle 43.
Tarsal reductor muscle located in the prothoracic leg (Soler et al., 2004).
Large pleural promotor muscle of the adult prothoracic coxa that arises dorsally on the tergum and extends ventrally to the anterior angle of the coxa.
Depressor muscle of the adult prothoracic tibia.
Depressor muscle of the adult prothoracic tibia that extends along the medial femur, proximal to the tibial depressor muscle 41.
Levator muscle of the adult prothoracic tibia that extends along the lateral femur.
Reductor muscle of the adult prothoracic tibia that extends mediolaterally in the distal femur, distal to the tibial depressor muscle 40 (Miller, 1950; Soler et al., 2004).
Any transverse muscle (FBbt:00000470) that is part of some larval prothoracic segment (FBbt:00001743).
Trochanter reductor muscle located in the prothoracic leg (Soler et al., 2004).
A muscle of the prothorax that forms a broad attachment onto the lateral region of the sternal apodeme and extends towards the neck. It dies within 24 hours of eclosion and (probably) functions in the thoracic contractions that are part of eclosion behavior.
A ventrally located embryonic/larval hypodermal muscle that extends from the anterior apodeme of the prothoracic segment to some attachment site in a segment posterior to the prothoracic segment.
Second dorsal-most ventral intersegmental muscle attached to the anterior apodeme of the prothoracic segment. Its posterior end is attached to the anterior apodeme of the first abdominal segment.
Third dorsal-most ventral intersegmental muscle attached to the anterior apodeme of the prothoracic segment. Its posterior end is attached to the anterior apodeme of the first abdominal segment.
Fourth dorsal-most ventral intersegmental muscle attached to the anterior apodeme of the prothoracic segment. Its posterior end is attached to the anterior apodeme of the first abdominal segment.
The most ventral of the ventral intersegmental muscle attached to the anterior apodeme of the prothoracic segment. Its posterior end is attached to the anterior apodeme of the first abdominal segment.
Any ventral transverse muscle (FBbt:00000473) that is part of some larval prothoracic segment (FBbt:00001743).
The only ventral transverse muscle of the embryonic/larval prothoracic segment. This muscle is branched, with one ventral attachment point and two lateral ones.
Depressor muscle that originates in the proximal femur and attaches to the long tendon of the leg to lower the pretarsus (Soler et al., 2004). There are 6 of these cells per muscle, divided in 2 groups: 2 cells attached to the proximal tip of the femur and 4 cells attached more distally (Kuan et al., 2020).
Temporary muscle extending from the ptilinum to the cibarium. It functions as a retractor of the ptilinum. As with other temporary eclosion muscles, it soon degenerates and is not found in older flies.
Temporary muscle that is inserted on the ptilinum at each side dorso-laterally as a narrow band, immediately in front of the line of demarcation between the vertex and the ptilinum. As with other temporary eclosion muscles, it degenerates 20h after adult emergence.
A small muscle located at the distal end of a leg segment and producing a slight backward movement (reduction) of the next segment (Chapman, 1998).
Thoracic muscle that has its insertion site more posterior, as compared to thoracic promotor muscles.
Proboscis muscle of which the part of the muscle in the proboscis is mostly located in the rostrum.
Muscle capable of rotating a body part.
Muscle involved in the movement of the second antennal segment.
Small muscle of the adult second antennal segment, located more laterally than muscle 15.
Small muscle of the adult second antennal segment, located more medially than muscle 14 and very close to the body midline.
An embryonic/larval hypodermal muscle that runs along the transverse apodeme at the segment boundary. It is an external muscle (Landgraf et al., 2003; Kohsaka et al., 2012) We have adopted the nomenclature of Bate (1993) which names the muscles according to their position. There is no inference of serial homology between muscles of the same name of different thoracic and abdominal segments. Colour-coded as internal in Zarin and Labrador (2019) - FBrf0245882, but grouped with LT (external) muscles in Zarin et al. (2019) - FBrf0244727.
Somatic muscle that is part of the adult abdomen.
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Somatic muscle that is part of the adult head.
Somatic muscle that is part of a leg.
Skeletal muscle of the adult mesothoracic leg.
Somatic muscle that is part of the mesothorax.
Skeletal muscle of the adult metathoracic leg.
Somatic muscle that is part of the adult metathorax.
Somatic muscle that is part of the adult neck.
Skeletal muscle of the adult prothoracic leg.
Somatic muscle that is part of the prothorax.
Somatic muscle that is part of the adult thorax.
Muscles of the body wall that are innervated by the segmental nerve in the larval abdominal segments A1-7. The classification of muscles in SN, ISN or TN innervated is based not only on innervation, but also orientation (and presumed function), specification pathways during development (wingless dependendence for SN and TN innervated muscles) and the muscle’s location in the internal or external layers (although there are exceptions to this) (Landgraf et al., 1997).
Muscle cell of the body, excluding the muscles associated with the intestinal tract. It is attached at either end to the cuticle. Fibers of somatic muscles are multinucleate, with the contractile material grouped into fibrils. Somatic muscles appear striated.
Longitudinal muscle that surrounds the duct that connects the spermatheca to the uterus.
A muscle that functions in closing a spiracle.
Promotor muscle of the adult thorax that attaches to the inner surface of the sternum.
Remotor muscle of the adult thorax that attaches to the inner surface of the sternum.
Direct flight muscle connecting to the subalar sclerite that serves to draw the wing backwards toward the body (Miller, 1950).
Skeletal muscle that exhibits a direct relationship between motor neuron activity and muscle contraction. The fibrils of synchronous muscles are smaller than the ones from asynchronous ones. Most skeletal muscles are synchronous.
Depressor muscle of the adult tarsus that extends along the tibia, attaching to the proximal tarsus. There are 20 to 33 of these cells per muscle, with a markedly lower number of cells in the prothoracic leg than in the mesothoracic and metathoracic legs (Soler et al., 2004).
Levator muscle of the adult tarsus that extends in the distal tibia, attaching to the proximal tarsus. There are 8 to 10 of these cells per muscle (Soler et al., 2004).
Reductor muscle that originates at the distal end of the tibia and attaches to the metatarsal segment (Soler et al., 2004).
An adult somatic muscle that drives movements necessary for eclosion and that dies shortly after eclosion.
Remotor muscle of the adult thorax that attaches to the inner surface of the tergum.
Cell of the direct flight muscle that is connected to the basalar sclerite more anteriorly than the basalar muscles. This muscle is innervated by the dorsal and ventral tp motor neurons. Has been classified as an indirect flight muscle (Dickinson and Tu, 1997), although authors say this is arbitrary - it does not connect to a wing sclerite, but does insert within the wing hinge. Classified as a tension muscle by Wisser and Nachtigall, 1984. Trimarchi and Schneiderman (1994) state that this is a single muscle bundle in D. melanogaster, but dorsal and ventral parts are referred to as tergopleural 1 and 2, respectively by O’Sullivan et al., 2018.
Direct flight muscle cell located dorsally among the tergopleural muscle cells (O’Sullivan et al., 2018).
Direct flight muscle cell located ventrally among the tergopleural muscle cells (O’Sullivan et al., 2018).
Promotor muscle that arises from the tergum.
An indirect flight muscle that functions as a wing elevator. It extends from the anterior notum ventrally to the mesothoracic preepisternum, anterior to the coxa.
The most anterior of the tergosternal muscles.
One of the posterior tergosternal muscles, dorsal to the tergosternal muscle 47c in the notum.
One of the posterior tergosternal muscles, ventral to the tergosternal muscle 47b in the notum.
Embryonic/larval oblique muscle whose posterior end is attached to the posterior integument and whose anterior is attached to the vertical-median septum of the A8/9 intersegmental apodeme (Campos-Ortega and Hartenstein, 1997, pg 121).
Most dorsal of the two terminal oblique muscles. This could correspond to spiracular retractor muscle.
Most ventral of the two terminal oblique muscles. This could correspond to spiracular retractor muscle.
Posterior-most transverse muscle of the larva. Its dorsal end attaches near the base of the posterior spiracle.
Muscle that is part of the adult testis sheath.
Depressor muscle of the adult leg that extends along the femur and attaches to the proximal tibia. There are 26 of these cells per muscle (Kuan et al., 2020).
Levator muscle of the adult tibia that extends along the femur and attaches to the proximal tibia. There are 36 of these cells per muscle (Kuan et al., 2020).
Reductor muscle that originates in the distal femur and attaches to the proximal tibia (Soler et al., 2004). There are 29 of these cells per muscle (Kuan et al., 2020). This muscle corresponds to what Miller (1950) described as one of the tibial depressor muscles, numbered 41, 72, and 93 in the prothoracic, mesothoracic, and metathoracic legs, respectively (Soler et al., 2004).
Muscles that are innervated by the transverse nerve in the larval abdominal segments A1-7. The classification of muscles in SN, ISN or TN innervated is based not only on innervation, but also orientation (and presumed function), specification pathways during development (wingless dependendence for SN and TN innervated muscles) and the muscle’s location in the internal or external layers (although there are exceptions to this) (Landgraf et al., 1997).
A hypodermal muscle of the embryonic/larval musculature with a transverse orientation (i.e. perpendicular to the anterior-posterior axis of the body).
Temporary muscle that lies underneath the adult head ocellar triangle (vertex) and extends transversely between the compound eyes. The contraction of this muscle layer diminishes the volume of the head. As with other temporary eclosion muscles, it soon degenerates and is not found in older flies.
A large temporary transverse muscle extending horizontally from one side of the ptilinum to the other, above the level of the antenna. It functions as a compressor of the ptilinal membrane after each distension pulsation and to permanently invaginate it after emergence. As with other temporary eclosion muscles, it soon degenerates and is not found in older flies.
Reductor muscle of the adult leg that originates at the distal end of the coxa and attaches to the trochanter. There are 3 of these cells per muscle (Soler et al., 2004).
Muscle that has the myofibrils arranged radially around a central core of cytoplasm containing the nuclei. Muscles of this type are usually found in the legs and trunk.
Circular muscle that surrounds the adult female uterus.
A ventrally located hypodermal muscle of the embryonic/larval musculature that runs from a posterior muscle attachment site to a ventral anterior one. It is an external muscle (Landgraf et al., 2003; Zarin and Labrador, 2019).
Dorsal-most of the ventral acute muscles. A muscle referred to as ventral acute muscle 1 is found in each of segments T3 to A8 (Bate, 1993). Following Bate (1993), larval hypodermal muscles are named for their orientation and numbered based on their order from dorsal to ventral or anterior to posterior. So, except where musculature is essentially identical between segments (as for A1-7, with a couple of exceptions for A1), serial homology should not be assumed on the basis of a shared name.
Second-most dorsal of the ventral acute muscles. A muscle referred to as ventral acute muscle 2 is found in each of segments A1 to A7 (Bate, 1993). This muscle is attached to the posterior intrasegmental apodeme (ina2) of its segment (Campos-Ortega and Hartenstein, 1997). Following Bate (1993), larval hypodermal muscles are named for their orientation and numbered based on their order from dorsal to ventral or anterior to posterior. So, except where musculature is essentially identical between segments (as for A1-7, with a couple of exceptions for A1), serial homology should not be assumed on the basis of a shared name.
The third dorsal-most ventral acute muscle of larval abdominal segments A1-7. This muscle is attached to the posterior intrasegmental apodeme (ina2) of its segment (Campos-Ortega and Hartenstein, 1997). A muscle referred to as ventral acute muscle 3 is found in each of segments A1 to A7 (Bate, 1993). Following Bate (1993), larval hypodermal muscles are named for their orientation and numbered based on their order from dorsal to ventral or anterior to posterior. So, except where musculature is essentially identical between segments (as for A1-7, with a couple of exceptions for A1), serial homology should not be assumed on the basis of a shared name.
Muscle of the adult neck, located ventrally. It attaches broadly to the lateral region of the sternal apodeme of the prothorax, extends through the neck and inserts onto the head.
Ventral cervical muscle that connects to a more posterior region than muscle 26. It is spindle-shaped and comprises 5-6 fibers.
Ventral cervical muscle that connects to a more anterior region than muscle 25. It is spindle-shaped and comprises 3-4 fibers.
Ventral cervical muscle that connects to a more anterior region than muscle 26. It is the largest of the ventral cervical muscles. It is strap-shaped and comprises 2-3 fibers.
A ventrally located hypodermal muscle of the embryonic/larval musculature that spans multiple segments.
The dorsal-most ventral intersegmental muscle of the thorax. This muscle is slender compared to the other intersegmental muscles of the thorax. It is attached to the anterior apodeme of the prothoracic segment and the anterior apodeme of the mesothoracic segment.
A ventrally located, longitudinally orientated hypodermal muscle of the embryonic/larval musculature. It is an internal muscle (Landgraf et al., 2003; Zarin and Labrador, 2019).
Lateralmost ventral longitudinal muscle (Landgraf et al., 1997). Following Bate (1993), larval hypodermal muscles are named for their orientation and numbered based on their order from dorsal to ventral or anterior to posterior. So, except where musculature is essentially identical between segments (as for A1-7, with a couple of exceptions for A1), serial homology should not be assumed on the basis of a shared name.
Second-most lateral ventral longitudinal muscle (Landgraf et al., 1997). Following Bate (1993), larval hypodermal muscles are named for their orientation and numbered based on their order from dorsal to ventral or anterior to posterior. So, except where musculature is essentially identical between segments (as for A1-7, with a couple of exceptions for A1), serial homology should not be assumed on the basis of a shared name.
Third-most lateral ventral longitudinal muscle (Landgraf et al., 1997). Following Bate (1993), larval hypodermal muscles are named for their orientation and numbered based on their order from dorsal to ventral or anterior to posterior. So, except where musculature is essentially identical between segments (as for A1-7, with a couple of exceptions for A1), serial homology should not be assumed on the basis of a shared name.
Medialmost ventral longitudinal muscle (Landgraf et al., 1997). Following Bate (1993), larval hypodermal muscles are named for their orientation and numbered based on their order from dorsal to ventral or anterior to posterior. So, except where musculature is essentially identical between segments (as for A1-7, with a couple of exceptions for A1), serial homology should not be assumed on the basis of a shared name.
A ventrally located, embryonic/larval hypodermal muscle that extends from the lateral pharyngeal wall to the ventral epidermis of T1.
A ventrally located hypodermal muscle of the embryonic/larval musculature that runs from a dorsal anterior muscle attachment site to a ventral posterior one. It is an internal muscle (Landgraf et al., 2003; Kohsaka et al., 2012). VO4-6 seem to be unanimously classed as ventral oblique. VO1/2 classed as ventral lateral by Zarin et al. (2019) - FBrf0244727 and Kohsaka et al. (2012). Kohsaka et al. (2012) additionally class VO3 as ventral lateral.
Most dorsal of the ventral oblique muscles. Following Bate (1993), larval hypodermal muscles are named for their orientation and numbered based on their order from dorsal to ventral or anterior to posterior. So, except where musculature is essentially identical between segments (as for A1-7, with a couple of exceptions for A1), serial homology should not be assumed on the basis of a shared name.
Second-most dorsal of the ventral oblique muscles. Following Bate (1993), larval hypodermal muscles are named for their orientation and numbered based on their order from dorsal to ventral or anterior to posterior. So, except where musculature is essentially identical between segments (as for A1-7, with a couple of exceptions for A1), serial homology should not be assumed on the basis of a shared name.
Third-most dorsal of the ventral oblique muscles. Following Bate (1993), larval hypodermal muscles are named for their orientation and numbered based on their order from dorsal to ventral or anterior to posterior. So, except where musculature is essentially identical between segments (as for A1-7, with a couple of exceptions for A1), serial homology should not be assumed on the basis of a shared name.
Fourth-most dorsal of the ventral oblique muscles, found in embryonic/larval abdominal segments 1-7 only. Its posterior end is attached to the posterior intrasegmental apodeme (ina2) of the segment immediately posterior to its segment of origin (Campos-Ortega and Hartenstein 1985). Following Bate (1993), larval hypodermal muscles are named for their orientation and numbered based on their order from dorsal to ventral or anterior to posterior. So, except where musculature is essentially identical between segments (as for A1-7, with a couple of exceptions for A1), serial homology should not be assumed on the basis of a shared name.
The fifth dorsal-most ventral oblique muscle, found in embryonic/larval abdominal segments 1-7 only. Its posterior end is attached to the anterior intrasegmental apodeme (ina1) of the segment immediately posterior to its segment of origin (Campos-Ortega and Hartenstein 1985). Following Bate (1993), larval hypodermal muscles are named for their orientation and numbered based on their order from dorsal to ventral or anterior to posterior. So, except where musculature is essentially identical between segments (as for A1-7, with a couple of exceptions for A1), serial homology should not be assumed on the basis of a shared name.
The sixth dorsal-most ventral oblique muscle, found in embryonic/larval abdominal segments 2-7 only. Following Bate (1993), larval hypodermal muscles are named for their orientation and numbered based on their order from dorsal to ventral or anterior to posterior. So, except where musculature is essentially identical between segments (as for A1-7, with a couple of exceptions for A1), serial homology should not be assumed on the basis of a shared name.
A ventrolaterally located embryonic/larval muscle that inserts on the ventral arm of the tentorium (FBbt:00001856).
The dorsal-most ventral pharyngeal muscle.
The second dorsal-most ventral pharyngeal muscle.
The ventral-most ventral pharyngeal muscle.
A ventrally located hypodermal muscle of the embryonic/larval musculature with a transverse orientation.
Anterior-most ventral transverse muscle. It is an external muscle (Landgraf et al., 2003; Zarin and Labrador, 2019). Following Bate (1993), larval hypodermal muscles are named for their orientation and numbered based on their order from dorsal to ventral or anterior to posterior. So, except where musculature is essentially identical between segments (as for A1-7, with a couple of exceptions for A1), serial homology should not be assumed on the basis of a shared name.
Muscle that moves the viscera and has only one or, commonly no attachment to the body wall. Visceral muscles differ from skeletal muscles in several respects: adjacent fibers are held together by desmosomes, each fiber is uninucleate and the contractile material is not grouped into fibrils but packs the whole fiber. Visceral muscles appear striated. The visceral musculature comprises circular and longitudinal fibers which surround the entire intestinal tract, with the exception of the recurrent layer of the proventriculus, and ducts of the reproductive system. The circular fibers derive from a bilaterally symmetrical band of mesodermal cells extending continuously throughout most of the germ band. The longitudinal fibers derive from clusters of mesodermal cells which appear during stage 12 at the posterior end of the embryo and migrate anteriorly. It is quite common to refer to visceral muscles as smooth muscles, by analogy with vertebrates; however most visceral muscles in Drosophila are actually striated (Bate, 1993) [FlyBase:FBrf0064793].
Muscle fiber of visceral muscles. It is uninucleate and the contractile material packs the whole fiber.