primordium Definition
pri·mor·dium (prī môr′dē əm)
noun pl. -·dia-ə
Embryology the first recognizable aggregation of cells that will form a distinct organ or part of the embryo
Etymology: ModL < L: see primordial
primordium Usage Examples
Converse of object
migrate: This raises the question as to how cells are organized into rosettes within the migrating primordium, and how the prepattern is maintained.
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