10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «CERATOMANDIBULAR»
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ceratomandibular in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ceratomandibular and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
1
Devonian Palaeoniscid Fishes: New Specimens of Mimia and ...
The palatoquadrate and Meckel's cartilages are generally regarded as the
epimandibular and ceratomandibular elements respectively, with the anterior
division of the otic process (basal process) often being regarded as dorsalmost
elements ...
Brian George Gardiner, 1984
2
Basic Structure and Evolution of Vertebrates
Given this interpretation, bone MdX ("dentary", Miles, and others) is serially
homologous with the coronoids which are modified dorsal dental plates of the
ceratomandibular (Fig. 53, Volume 2). Bone MdY in the dipnoan lower jaw (Figs
320, ...
3
Kungl. Svenska vetenskapsakademiens handlingar
Ch, ceratohyal; Clm, cleithrum; Cm, ceratomandibular (meckelian cartilage); Hym
, hyomandibula; Ih, interhyoid; Lj, lower jaw; Uj, upper jaw. hy.m.pl, hyoidean
muscle plate; md.m.pl, mandibular muscle plate; m.gb, muscums
geniobranchialis ...
4
Kungl. Svenska vetenskapsakademiens handlingar
Ch, ceratohyal; Clm, cleithrum; Cm, ceratomandibular (meckelian cartilage); Hym
, hyomandibula; Ih, interhyoid; Lj, lower jaw; Cf. upper jaw. hy.m.pl, hyoidean
muscle plate; md.m.pl, mandibular muscle plate; m.gb, musculus
geniobranchialis ...
Kungl. Svenska vetenskapsakademien, 1967
5
Contributions from the Biological Laboratory of the Science ...
to that of the posterior mylohyoid, its terminal portion being much broader than its
origial. / I Xi Fig. 6. Ventral view of the head, a, anterior mylohyoid; b, posterior
mylohyoid; c, ceratomandibular muscle; d, geniohyoid; e, genioglossus ; f, ...
6
The Proceedings of the Linnean Society of New South Wales.
Ceratomandibular (fig. 1 — c. m.) — Rises by a double headed origin from the
inner side of the mandible below the thyroman dibularis — and is inserted into
the whole of the outer side of the cerato-hyal to its extremity. • Glossohyoideus.
7
Bibliotheca biotheoretica
... a hinge develops in the first or mandibular arch, the dorsal section or
epimandibular forming the basis of the upper jaw, the lower or ceratomandibular
that of the lower jaw. At the hinge, short segments are cut off from the upper and
the lower ...
8
The Proceedings of the Linnean Society of New South Wales
Ceratomandibular (fig. 1 — c. m.) — Rises by a double headed origin from the
inner side of the mandible below the thyroman dibularis — and is inserted into
the whole of the outer side of the cerato-hyal to its extremity. Glossohyoideus.
Linnean Society of New South Wales, 1884
9
Contributions: Zoological Series
Ventral view of the head, a, anterior mylohyoid; b, posteriol mylohyoid; c,
ceratomandibular muscle; d, geniohyoid; e, genioglossus; f, hyoglossus; g,
pterygoid muscle; h, subhyoid; j, platysma myoides; k, omohyoid; 1, sternohyoid.
After the ...
Zhongguo ke xue she. Sheng wu yan jiu suo, 1932
10
The Diversity of Animals: An Evolutionary Study
A bend and then a hinge develops in the first or mandibular arch, the dorsal
section or epimandibular forming the basis of the upper jaw, the lower or
ceratomandibular that of the lower jaw. At the hinge, short segments are cut off
from the ...
Edward Stuart Russell, 1962
