10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MAXILLAE»
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(g) The Maxillae. The maxillary bones (maxilla; pi, maxillae) more commonly
known as the upper jaw bones, are two, large, paired, irregularly-shaped bones
which form a part of the front of the face. They lie above and beside the mouth
and for ...
Spencer Wilkie Tinker, 1988
2
Owls, Caves and Fossils: Predation, Preservation and ...
postcrania/crania: postcrania include 10 elements, two each of femora, tibiae,
humeri, radii and ulnae; crania include 16 elements, two each of mandibles and
maxillae and 12 molars; the expected ratio is therefore 10:16, so that to correct for
...
3
Biodiversity Response to Climate Change in the Middle ...
S. elegans BADGER ROOM Skull P4 (28928); L maxilla P3-M3 (13951); L
maxilla P4-M1 (17559); 2 R maxillae P4-M1 ... R maxilla P3, M1 (35631); 15 L
maxillae P4-M3 (21377, 23354, 23355, 23360, 23370, 23375–23377, 33532,
33678, ...
Anthony D. Barnosky, 2004
4
The Biology of Blood-Sucking in Insects
Site of feeding Vessel Vessel Vessel or pool Pool Pool Pool Pool or vessel
Pneetration Maxillae (and mandibles in Cimex) Dorsal, median and ventral
stylets Vessel or pool Maxillae Mandibles and maxillae Mandibles and maxillae
Label lar ...
5
The Heart of Listening: A Visionary Approach to Craniosacral ...
The maxillae begin to ossify from a membranous matrix, from four ossification
centers, seven weeks after conception. By the tenth week each maxilla has
ossified into two portions, the incisive bone anteriorly and the maxilla proper
posteriorly.
6
Morphology, Molecules, Evolution and Phylogeny in Polychaeta ...
(A–C) Ctenognath maxillae (Dorvilleidae). (A) Polymeric maxillae arranged in
four rows (B) Oligomeric maxillae arranged in two rows. (C) K-type maxillae of
Ohryotrocha. (D–F) Labidognath maxillae (D) Lumbrineridae. (E) Eunicidae.
Thomas Bartolomaeus, Günter Purschke, 2006
7
On the Fabric of the Human Body: A Translation of De Humani ...
10) jaw, lower, muscles of (maxillae musculorum), names of, II: 176 (246.25) jaw,
lower, neck of (maxillae inferioris ... rear portion of (maxillae inferioris in posteriori
sede), its size, thinness, depressions and roughnesses, I: 109 (44.458) jaw, ...
8
Evolutionary Developmental Biology of Crustacea
The first maxillae in stages with seven somites consist of two lobes, the inner of
which has the typical branchiopod brush-like morphology. The interpretation of
the outer lobe is somewhat unclear. Scourfield suggested that it may represent ...
9
The Edinburgh Encyclopaedia
Gnnus XXVIII. Emonon. Palpi inserted towards the base of the maxillae; lip
prominent, long, and narrow. b. Mandibules perpendicular. , * Six eyes. GENUS
XXIX. Snsnsrnm. Eyes disposed in a transverse line, crooked behind at each
extremity.
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American Journal of Science: The First Scientific Journal in ...
de, d'e', which near the center of the sides of the oval mass (at e) curving
suddenly inward and downward and at the same time enlarging tends to the
base of the maxillae. This bone at its angle e forms an ear-like projection to the
oval mass.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MAXILLAE»
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maxillae is used in the context of the following news items.
Arkansas Teen Finds an Unexpected Visitor in His Ear
They have a pair of elongated mandibles, and two pairs of maxillae. The first pair of maxillae form the lower lip, and bear short palps. The first ... «Rapid News Network, Jul 15»
“A drop of blood with legs”: How the bed bug infiltrated our …
Within the beak are the bug's upper and lower mouthparts—the maxillae and mandibles, respectively— each divided into right and left sides. «Salon, Apr 15»
Oldest Whale Fossil Provides Date for East Africa's Uplift
Mead unearthed the beak portion of the skull, 2.6 feet long and 1.8 feet wide, specifically the maxillae and premaxillae, the bones that form the ... «Laboratory Equipment, Mar 15»
The Atomic Worm-Lizard and Other Aprasia Flapfoots
Aprasia species also recall blindsnakes in having a reduced dentition (there are no teeth in the maxillae) and a tail that's only about half as long ... «Scientific American, Mar 15»
Ancient Snake Fossils Suggest Snakes Slithered on Earth Much …
... with labial and lingual carinae, long toothed suborbital ramus of maxillae) and with lizards (for example, pronounced subdental shelf/gutter).". «Tech Times, Jan 15»
Conservative, affordable, implant-supported overdentures
Immediate versus delayed loading of dental implants in edentulous patients' maxillae: a 6-year prospective study. Int J Prosthodont. «Dental Economics, Jan 15»
10 Grossest Bug Parts, Ranked
... comprises six distinct mouthparts: A pair of mandibles, a pair of maxillae, a saliva-injecting hypopharynx and a bloodmeal-siphoning labrum. «io9, Jan 15»
Parsley frogs: spadefoots without spades
Numerous small teeth are present in both the premaxillae and maxillae, their number and exact position varying between the species (Sanchiz ... «Scientific American, Dec 14»
Album reviews: John Mellencamp, Lowtide, Delines, Barbra …
Wedding Ring provides up-tempo pop thrills while Missing History and Maxillae Leaving Seaward are vocal and instrumental interpretations of ... «NEWS.com.au, Sep 14»
'Extinct' beetle is found on Cumbrian nature reserve
When feeding, females use knife-like mandibles and maxillae to make a cross-shaped incision and then lap up the blood. Their bite can be ... «The Westmorland Gazette, Aug 14»
