10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UROSTYLE»
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Fins into Limbs: Evolution, Development, and Transformation
The last part of the vertebral column in teleosts—the urostyle—rep- resents
phylogenetically the fusion product of a number of caudal vertebrae.
Nevertheless, the urostyle develops as one piece in teleosts. In contrast, preural
vertebrae ...
The resultant structure is flat and plate-like, and internally more- or-less
symmetrical (although the terminal urostyle is slightly upturned) with the hind
edges of the hypurals forming an almost vertical line. The hypural plate (a series
of modified ...
Gary Kent Ostrander, 2000
The transverse processes are stronger and stouter than those of any other
vertebra. They are backwardly directed to articulate with ilia of pelvic girdle. The
two posterior convexities of the 9th vertebra fit into the two depressions of
urostyle.
Digumarti Bhaskara Rao, 1995
4
Herpetological Osteopathology: Annotated Bibliography of ...
Congenital – Anomalies of the vertebral column of frogs described and figured
from a Holocene locality: Symmetrical fusion of sacral vertebrae with pre- and
postsacral vertebrae or with urostyle, reduced lateral apophyses, sacral
diapophyses ...
Bruce M. Rothschild, Hans-Peter Schultze, Rodrigo Pellegrini, 2012
VERTEBRAL COLUMN (10) The vertebral column is composed of nine
interlocking vertebrae and a highly modified bone called the urostyle at the
caudal end. Notice that there are no ribs attached as there are in mammals.
Identify the ...
6
Fishery Science: The Unique Contributions of Early Life Stages
A median fin fold fringes the body from a point on the mid-dorsal surface behind
the head, around the urostyle, and anteriorly to the anus. A preanal fin fold
extends forward from the anus. No fin rays are present and the caudal region of
the ...
Lee A. Fuiman, Robert G. Werner, 2009
7
Osteology of the Ross Seal, Ommatophoca Rossi Gray, 1844
Cartilage bones: urostyle, one myoneural, three hypurals, one or two epurals.
Dermal bones: 24-27 lepidotrichia (9-11 branched; 13-17 unbranched). The
caudal skeleton (Figures 3, 4a, and 46) shows a high degree of fusion (variable
in ...
Jean Piérard, André Bisaillon, 1979
8
Materials for the Study of Variation: Treated with Especial ...
For in the former there are only seven of these, making with the united sacral
vertebra and urostyle eight pieces in all ; but in Rana there are eight praesacrals,
one sacral, and counting the urostyle, ten pieces in all. In Roma only one spinal ...
9
Modern Text Book of Zoology: Vertebrates
Dorsal side of scapula and Humerus suprascapula Urostyle Anteroposterior part
of skull and neural spine of third and fourth vertebrae Exoccipital bone of skulls
semilunar valves' lumen of ventricle columnae cameae or trabeculae carotid.
10
Comparative Biomechanics: Life's Physical World
iliac bone urostyle sacral bone bones to the lateral projections of the sacral (last)
vertebra—the joint looks deceptively rigid. If rigid, those oblique muscles couldn't
do much. In fact, these coccygeo-iliacus muscles (to name them properly) ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UROSTYLE»
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urostyle is used in the context of the following news items.
A Croaking Good Valentine's
These little frogs can group up to 2 inches from their snout to their urostyle (back end). The males, which are smaller than the females, have a dark patch on their ... «SCVNEWS.com, Feb 15»
Parsley frogs: spadefoots without spades
Miopelodytes seemingly differs from extant pelodytids in the form of contact between its urostyle and sacral vertebra, while the ilia of Tephrodytes are very ... «Scientific American, Dec 14»
Two new species of frog discovered, one the smallest vertebrate yet
... maxilla; N, nasal; S, Sacrum; Sp, sphenethemoid; Sq, squamosal; U, urostyle; V1, first presacral vertebra; V7, seventh presacral vertebra - Credit: PLoS ONE. «The Earth Times, Jan 12»
