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Embryogenesis of an Invertebrate Lymphoid Organ: The Asterina Gibbosa Axial Organ (Asterids, Echinodermata)
The metamerization of the coelom leads to the axial complex genesis. Mesodermic cells appear besides the stone canal (larva 12 days old): they constitute the axial organ (AO) which develop, in the ventral side, the oral part (PO). This last part corresponds (sensu stricto) to the ancestral lymphoïd organ.