10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GINGLYMI»
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1
Thunder-lizards: The Sauropodomorph Dinosaurs
and the proximal phalanges of digits I-III in Vulcanodon retain the smooth, cup-
like articular surfaces and the symmetrical, divided ginglymi typical of
prosauropods (Raath 1972; Cooper 1984). In contrast, known eu- sauropods lack
ligament ...
Virginia Tidwell, Kenneth Carpenter, 2005
2
The elements of physiology: containing an explanation of the ...
We here speak only of movable articulations, whether they admit of extensive
motions, and in all directions, orbicular diarthroses; or whether the bones merely
act in opposite directions, alternate diarthroses or ginglymi; by forming an angle,
...
3
The physiological anatomy and physiology of man, by R.B. ...
The elbow and ankle joints in man are perfect ginglymi ; the knee also belongs to
this class, but is by no means a perfect specimen, for, in a certain position of the
bones of this joint, the ligaments are so relaxed as to allow a slight rotation to ...
Robert Bentley Todd, sir William Bowman (bart.), 1845
4
The physiological anatomy and physiology of man
The elbow and ankle joints in man are perfect ginglymi; the knee also belongs to
this class, but is by no means a perfect specimen, for, in a certain position of the
bones of this joint, the ligaments are so relaxed as to allow a slight rotation to ...
Robert Bentley Todd, William Bowman, 1856
5
The philosophical transactions and collections: abridged and ...
182, with the Hinge fluted on both Sides, or a a, furnished with Ginglymi. b, A
manifest Footstep of a strong Tendon, by which the Animal, when alive, opens
and shuts the Shells. I have suspected c c to be the Fins or Beard of the Oyster, of
a ...
Royal society of London, 1747
6
The philosophical transactions (from the year 1732 to the ...
182, with the Hinge fluted on both Sides, or a a, furnished with Ginglymi. b, A
manifest Footstep of a strong Tendon, by which the Animal, when alive, opens
and shuts the Shells. I have suspected c c to be the Fins or Beard of the Oyster, of
a ...
7
The Philosophical Transactions (from the Year ... to the ...
182, with the Hinge fluted on both Sides, or aa, furnished with Ginglymi. b, A
manifest Footstep of a strong Tendon, by which the Animal, when alive, opens
and shuts the Shells. I have suspected ft to be the Fins or Beard of the Oyster, of a
...
Royal Society (London), 1747
8
Textbook of Radiographic Positioning & Related Anatomy - ...
Ginglymus (hinge) joints The articular surfaces of ginglymi, or ginglymus (jin′-gli
-mus) joints, are molded to each other in such a way that they permit flexion and
extension movements only. The articular fibrous capsule on this type ofjoint is ...
9
The identification of worker castes of termite genera from ...
behind; postclypeus clearly inflated, length less than half width at ginglymi
Microtermes Wasmann 1902 (LARGEST WORKERS) (page 355) 30 Left
mandible, third marginal tooth separated from molar prominence by a distinct or a
narrow ...
William Alexander Sands, 1998
10
Neogene paleontology and geology of Sahabi
Surface bone in many of the other areas, especially the raised margins of the
ginglymi, is thin and trabeculae may be seen opening sparsely upon the surface.
652P34A is a right astragalus that is badly weathered, with very small patches of
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