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<p>anterodorsally. This bone is also known to be short on the dorsal and ventral surrounding borders.</p>

<p><big> Development </big></p>
<p>During development the opercular series is known to be one of the first bone structures to form. In the <a href="page.php?w=three-spined_stickleback">three-spined stickleback</a> the opercular series is seen forming at around seven days after fertilization. Within hours the formation of the shape is visible and then the individual components are developed days later. The size and shape of the operculum bone is dependent</p><p>
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