Fix classification of 'insect dorsal ectoderm derivative'. #3191
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The term
insect dorsal ectoderm derivative
should not be classified as amulticellular anatomical structure
, as there can be (and indeed, there are) derivates of the dorsal ectoderm that are single cells (such as histoblasts) or even acellular structures (such as apodemes).We classify it as an
ectoderm-derived structure
instead, for consistency with the similar termsinsect anterior ectoderm derivative
andinsect ventral ectoderm derivative
.The term will need to be unmapped from its FBbt counterpart, because in FBbt a derivative can be any kind of anatomical entity, not only a (connected) anatomical structure.
closes #3190