… In osteostracans, debates exist on whether the endoskeletal pectoral fins made up of calcified
cartilage articulated with the exoskeleton of the shoulder girdle [27, 55–57]. We note that …

… Bone is the hard organ that makes up the endoskeleton of … tissue cells and numerous
calcified extracellular matrix (ECM) … as non-collagenous proteins of amorphous matrix, including …

… calcification-related genes, including known components of the M. digitata skeleton organic
matrix (… : the vast majority of species produce calcitic endoskeletal structures, while aragonite …

… The notochord acts as a primitive endoskeleton extending like a flexible rod from the fetal …
the cartilage extracellular matrix (calcifying zone, CZ). The mineralized matrix is subsequently …

… calcified and would typically be impractical for whole-mount imaging (Fig. 3B, C; Fig. S2B,
C). … of the aboral coelom penetrating through the endoskeleton and protruding in the aboral …

… In this review endorsed by the European Calcified Tissue Society (ECTS), a working group
of … Investigation of endoskeletal fracture healing is limited in small‐sized teleost models. …

… matrix of living organisms, a process termed biomineralization, gives rise to diverse mineralized
(or calcified… and molecular features of chondrichthyan endoskeletal tissues and cell types…

… These findings raise concerns about possible changes in the mechanical properties of the
exoskeleton and endoskeleton of calcifying marine organisms such as corals and molluscs …

… All adult echinoderms possess elaborate, calcified endoskeletons. Most species are
maximal indirect developers; that is, they develop via a feeding larva that undergoes …

… The sea urchin larva develops an elaborate endoskeleton composed … calcifying primary
mesenchyme cells (PMCs; 10). These cells form syncytial cables that surround the endoskeleton …