10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «ALVÉOLO-LABIAL»
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1
The Comparative Anatomy of the Domesticated Animals
It appears that this fasciculus is continued, above, by the fibres of the lachrymo-
labialis, and is lost, below, on the alveolo-labial surface, a little beueath the
carotid canal. 4. Lachrymo-labial, or Lachrymal Muscle. (Synonym. — Not
mentioned ...
Auguste Chauveau, Saturnin Arloing, 1800
2
Cunningham's textbook of anatomy
This groove when deepened forms the vestibule of the mouth, and is termed the
alveolo-labial sulcus, or labial groove. The surface covered with mucous
membrane becomes everted, to form the red portion of the lips, and at birth is
divided ...
Daniel John Cunningham, 1818
3
Modelling and Sculpting Animals
BUCCINATOR (alveolo-labial) (superficial portion) (0.) alveolar border of
superior maxillary: (i.) corresponding border of inferior maxillary, PROMINENCE
0F CHIN is a fibromuscular pad which blends with the orbicularis oris.
ORBICULARIS ...
4
Ram's Textbook of Human Anatomy for Dental Students
... of dental lamina of origin are: a. Outer enamel epithelium b. Stellate reticulum c
. Stratum intermedium d Inner enamel epithelium Dental lamina Cap stage of
tooth development Alveolo - labial groove Alveolo - lingual groove ) » Dental bud
...
5
New Elements of Operative Surgery: With an Atlas of Nearly ...
... endeavoring to give it all necessary breadth and thickness, and taking care to
bring it gradually nearer the mucous covering before terminating its excision near
the alveolo-labial fossa with a last stroke of the bistoury, or with good scissors.
Alfred Velpeau, Granville Sharp Pattison, 1835
6
Enciclopédia brasileira mérito: com milhares de desenhos a ...
ALVÉOLO-LABIAL, adj. — Anat. Dos alvéolos e dos lábios. ALVÉOLO-NASAL,
adj. — Anat. Dos alvéolos e do nariz. ALVER, Betti, Biogr. Poetisa e romancista
estoniana; n. em Tartumaa, em 1906. Considerada, por alguns críticos, como ...
There wye two wounds on the convex surface of the left jaw, both of them
penetrating the alveolo-labial (buccinator) muscle, near the interdentary spaces
and the masseter. The buccal membrane was perforated, and one of the
branches of the ...
8
Strength Relations in Phonology
(1) Nivkh consonants (alveolo)labial alveolar Palatal velar uvular larygl. ft. len. ft.
len. ft. len. ft. len. ft. len. plosive oç o sç s sRç sR jç j pç p fricative ̈ A r y w F W Q
g nasal l m I M lateral k trill qfi q glide i The laryngeal contrast of obstruents.
Kuniya Nasukawa, Phillip Backley, 2009
9
Revista de língua portuguesa
Alvéolo-labial — s. m.— Musculo facial, que nasce nos bordos alveolares dos
ossos maxillares. AlvEolo-nasal — s. m. — Musculo abaixador da asa do nariz.
AlvEolo-pulmonar — Cavidade arredondada, que se abre directamente nos ...
Alunsel, Gutta. Alus, Symphytum. Alusia, Hallucination — a. Hypochondrias,
Hypochondriasis. Aluti'l, Aludel. Alvaquilla, Psoralea glandulosa. Alvcarium,
Auditory canal, external. Alveole, Alveolus. Alveolo-labial, Buccinator. Alveus,
Auge — a.
