Publication	Data		Fish	Anatomy
Alvarado et al., 2016	Fig. 1		WT + MO1-dcaf7 + MO2-dcaf7	cranial skeletal system development disrupted, abnormal embryonic viscerocranium morphogenesis process quality, abnormal mandibular arch skeleton morphology, abnormal
Wang et al., 2013	Fig. 1		WT + MO1-dcaf7	Meckel's cartilage aplastic/hypoplastic, abnormal palatoquadrate cartilage aplastic/hypoplastic, abnormal
	Fig. 3		dcaf7hi3812Tg/hi3812Tg	Meckel's cartilage aplastic/hypoplastic, abnormal palatoquadrate cartilage aplastic/hypoplastic, abnormal
Mazmanian et al., 2010	Fig. 4		WT + MO1-dcaf7	determination of left/right asymmetry in diencephalon process quality, abnormal determination of left/right asymmetry in lateral mesoderm process quality, abnormal heart morphogenesis process quality, abnormal heart physical object quality, abnormal
	Fig. 5		WT + MO1-dcaf7	determination of left/right asymmetry in lateral mesoderm process quality, abnormal
Nissen et al., 2006	Fig. 1		dcaf7hi3812Tg/hi3812Tg	eye decreased size, abnormal gut hypoplastic, abnormal head decreased size, abnormal liver hypoplastic, abnormal mandibular arch skeleton cartilaginous joint morphology, abnormal Meckel's cartilage decreased size, abnormal palatoquadrate cartilage decreased size, abnormal symplectic decreased size, abnormal
	Fig. 4		dcaf7hi3812Tg/hi3812Tg ,   WT + MO1-dcaf7 ,   dcaf7hi3812Tg/hi3812Tg + MO1-dcaf7	ceratohyal cartilage aplastic, abnormal Meckel's cartilage aplastic, abnormal Meckel's cartilage decreased size, abnormal metapterygoid morphology, abnormal palatoquadrate cartilage aplastic, abnormal palatoquadrate cartilage decreased size, abnormal symplectic decreased size, abnormal
Phenotype Annotation (1994-2006)	Fig. for (hi3812)		dcaf7hi3812Tg	anatomical system quality, abnormal gut quality, abnormal liver quality, abnormal pharyngeal arch 3-7 skeleton quality, abnormal
Amsterdam et al., 2004	text only		dcaf7hi3812Tg/hi3812Tg	gut hypoplastic, abnormal head circular, abnormal liver hypoplastic, abnormal mandibular arch skeleton aplastic, abnormal