Flabellum

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Flabellum is a term used in anatomy and zoology, referring to a fan-shaped structure. It can be found in various organisms, serving different functions depending on the species.

Anatomy[edit | edit source]

In human anatomy, the term flabellum is used to describe certain structures that have a fan-like shape. For example, the flabellum of the brain is a thin layer of nerve fibers that fan out from the corpus callosum, a thick band of nerve fibers that connects the two hemispheres of the brain.

Zoology[edit | edit source]

In zoology, the term flabellum is used to describe a variety of fan-shaped structures in different organisms. For example, in corals, the flabellum is a fan-shaped part of the coral skeleton. In insects, the flabellum can refer to a fan-like structure in the wings or antennae.

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