10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EPENCEPHALIC»
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This shows that the bases of the ex-occipitals are divided from each other by a
narrow tract, and that the basi-occipital forms the whole of the condyle and of the
median part of the floor of the epencephalic compartment of the cranium ; this
part ...
Palaeontographical Society (Great Britain), 1866
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Palaeontographical society
This shows that the bases of the ex-occipitals are divided from each other by a
narrow tract, and that the basi-occipital forms the whole of the condyle and of the
median part of the floor of the epencephalic compartment of the cranium ; this
part ...
3
Transactions of the Zoological Society of London
The roof of the epencephalic chamber is less arched from before backward than
in most birds, owing to the hinder position and almost verticality of the foramen
magnum and to the degree in which the superoccipital inclines forward to join the
...
4
Memoir on the gorilla: (Troglodytes Gorilla, Savage)
In the Gorilla the boundary of the epencephalic chamber is more complete and
definite than in Man, the tentorial ridge being ... The epencephalic compartment
of the cranium, which, in Man, is bounded behind by the impression of the lateral
...
5
Annals and Magazine of Natural History
Its internal surface is smoothly excavated, posteriorly, for the epencephalic cavity,
and irregularly excavated anteriorly for the acoustic cavity. The epencephalic
surface is perforated by small foramina for the roots of the ninth nerve.
6
The annals and magazine of natural history, zoology, botany ...
Its internal surface is smoothly excavated, posteriorly, for the epencephalic cavity,
and irregularly excavated anteriorly for the acoustic cavity. The epencephalic
surface is perforated by small foramina for the roots of the ninth nerve.
7
The Annals and Magazine of Natural History: Zoology, Botany, ...
Its internal surface is smoothly excavated, posteriorly, for the epencephalic cavity,
and irregularly excavated anteriorly for the acoustic cavity. The epencephalic
surface is perforated by small foramina for the roots of the ninth nerve.
8
A history of British fossil reptiles
... N iv, H iv. > These segments are subdivided into the neural arches, called
Epencephalic arch (1 basioccipital, 2 exoccipital, 3 superoccipital, 4 connate
paroccipital) ; Mesencephalic arch (5 basisphenoid, 6 alisphenoid, 7 parietal, 8
mastoid) ...
9
Proceedings of the Boston Society of Natural History
The epencephalic arch can be detached entire; the basi-, cx-, and paroecipital
elements are completely soldered together; but the supercocipital shows traces
of its original separation, its suture with the exoecipitals displaying the part it
takes ...
Boston Society of Natural History, 1871
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On the Anatomy of Vertebrates ...: Fishes and reptiles
191, g, is continued along all the encephalic masses, in which it expands, and
assumes the name of 'ventricles,' the narrower intercommunicating canal being
the 'iter.' The 'fourth' or epencephalic ventricle is single : the hypoarian ventricles,
...
