Add UBERON:9900001 guttural pouch (issue #3346)#3699
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Adds the term 'guttural pouch' as part_of pharyngotympanic tube. The guttural pouches are paired ventral diverticulae of the auditory (eustachian) tube, present in horses, tapirs, rhinoceroses, hyraxes, some bats and a South American mouse. Definition sourced from Wikipedia and the Color Atlas of Veterinary Anatomy: The Horse (ISBN:978-0721649610). Contributed by Katie Mullen (ORCID 0000-0002-5002-8648) per issue #3346. Signed-off-by: @dragon-ai-agent Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Claude finished @ai4c-agent[bot]'s task in 3m 54s —— View job PR Review: Add UBERON:9900001 guttural pouchReview checklist:
OverallThis is a well-reasoned new term addition. The anatomical placement ( One issue should be fixed before merge. 🟡 IMPORTANT: dc-contributor missing name commentPer CLAUDE.md guidelines, the format must be: The current term has: It should read: 🔵 SUGGESTION: No PMID in definition referencesCLAUDE.md asks for definitions with at least one xref, ideally a PMID. Current refs are 🔵 SUGGESTION: WikiVet xrefThe original issue cites https://en.wikivet.net/Guttural_Pouches_-_Anatomy_%26_Physiology. Consider adding this as an additional 🔵 SUGGESTION: Definition phrasing"A paired ventral diverticulum" is slightly awkward — "paired" and "A" together imply one structure is itself a pair. Consider: "One of a pair of ventral diverticulae of the auditory (pharyngotympanic) tube, formed by escape of the mucosal lining..." to make clear that the class represents a single pouch (one side), consistent with how bilateral structures are handled in UBERON.
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Review of UBERON:9900001 guttural pouch
Review checklist:
- Hierarchy and parents are consistent
- Definitions and supporting references look adequate
- Obsolete or replacement handling is safe (N/A)
- OBO and ODK conventions appear preserved (mostly)
- No obvious CI, auth, or workflow regression
Overall
This is a well-reasoned new term addition. The anatomical placement (is_a organ part, part_of pharyngotympanic tube) is logically consistent: the pharyngotympanic tube is classified as an organ in FMA, so a diverticulum of it fits as an organ part. The decision not to use mucosa of pharyngotympanic tube (UBERON:0005044) as parent is correct, since the guttural pouch is the entire diverticulum, not just the mucosa. UBERON:0011619 (stylohyoid bone) already referenced the guttural pouch in its taxon_notes, confirming this is a real and relevant structure.
One issue should be fixed before merge.
Issues
🟡 IMPORTANT: dc-contributor is missing the name comment
Per CLAUDE.md guidelines, the format is:
relationship: dc-contributor https://orcid.org/<ORCID> ! <NAME>
The added term has:
relationship: dc-contributor https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5002-8648
It should be:
relationship: dc-contributor https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5002-8648 ! Katie Mullen
Suggestions
🔵 SUGGESTION: No PMID in definition references
CLAUDE.md asks for at least one definition xref and ideally a PMID. The current references are ISBN:978-0721649610 and Wikipedia:Guttural_pouch. A PMID would strengthen the term. The original issue links to WikiVet (which itself doesn't carry a PMID), but a literature search may surface a suitable veterinary anatomy review.
🔵 SUGGESTION: WikiVet xref
The original issue cites https://en.wikivet.net/Guttural_Pouches_-_Anatomy_%26_Physiology. This could be added as an xref alongside Wikipedia.
🔵 SUGGESTION: Definition phrasing
"A paired ventral diverticulum" is slightly awkward — "paired" and "A" read together as though one structure is a pair. Consider rephrasing to "One of a pair of ventral diverticulae of the auditory (pharyngotympanic) tube..." to clarify that this class represents a single pouch (one side), consistent with how bilateral structures are typically represented in UBERON.
Signed: @dragon-ai-agent
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@dragon-ai-agent please add taxon constraints (at least only-in; possibly present-in). Also address minor comment about orcids |
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… pouch Addresses review feedback on PR #3699: - Added `relationship: in_taxon NCBITaxon:40674 ! Mammalia` as the only-in taxon constraint, since the guttural pouch is restricted to mammals. - Added `present_in_taxon` relationships for the three mammalian groups documented in the original request (ISBN:978-0721649610): Perissodactyla (NCBITaxon:9787), Chiroptera (NCBITaxon:9397), and Hyracoidea (NCBITaxon:9810). - Added the `! Katie Mullen` name comment to the dc-contributor relationship to comply with CLAUDE.md formatting. - Added NCBITaxon:9810 (Hyracoidea) to ncbitaxon_terms.txt so the imported label survives reserialisation. Signed-off-by: @dragon-ai-agent
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Addressed review feedback on this PR: Taxon constraints added:
The "South American mouse" mentioned in the issue is not specifically identified, so I did not add a ORCID name comment fixed: Note: Katie Mullen's ORCID is not yet in the imported orcidio ontology, so future robot reserialisations may strip the Final term: 🤖 Generated by @dragon-ai-agent
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Claude finished @dragon-ai-agent's task in 3m 14s —— View job PR Review: UBERON:9900001 guttural pouchReview checklist:
OverallBoth issues raised in the previous review cycle have been correctly addressed. The term is well-formed and ready to merge. ✅ Issues from previous review — resolveddc-contributor name comment — fixed. The line now reads: Taxon constraints — added as requested by @cmungall. The term now has:
All four NCBITaxon IDs are present in Final term (verified)Remaining suggestions (non-blocking)
None of these are blocking. Recommendation: approve and merge.
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Resolves #3346.
Summary
Adds a new term UBERON:9900001 guttural pouch to the ontology as requested by @katiermullen.
The guttural pouches are paired ventral diverticulae of the auditory (pharyngotympanic) tube, formed by escape of the mucosal lining of the tube through a long ventral slit in the supporting cartilages. They are normally air filled and in the domestic horse can have a capacity of 300-500ml. The pouches are connected to the nasal cavity and middle ear via the auditory tube. They are present in members of the order Perissodactyla (horses, tapirs, rhinoceroses) and in a small group of other mammals (hyraxes, certain bats, and a South American mouse).
Term details
Notes for reviewer
organ partand madepart_ofthe pharyngotympanic tube. The user's request also mentionedmucosa of pharyngotympanic tube(UBERON:0005044) as a candidate parent, but I did not use it because the guttural pouch is the entire diverticulum (a pouch with cavity and walls), not specifically the mucosa.🤖 Generated by @dragon-ai-agent