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10 LIBROS DEL PORTUGUÉS RELACIONADOS CON «BASITEMPORAL»
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1
The Lost World of the Moa: Prehistoric Life of New Zealand
The base of the cranium, or the basitemporal platform, is formed mainly from two
bones. The basioccipital contributes about the rear third and articulates anteriorly
with the basisphenoid. The basisphenoid also articulates with the prootic ...
T. H. Worthy, Richard N. Holdaway,
2002
2
Systematics, Biogeography, and Evolutionary History of ...
It forms the flat, horizontal, basitemporal plate in ventral view, which lies dorsal to
the level of the occipital condyle. Ventrally, it forms a large, flat basitemporal plate
that fuses anteriorly with the basisphenoid and its parasphenoid rostrum.
3
Osteology for the Archaeologist: American Mastadon and the ...
The vomer is absent. The basitemporal plate is small. The mandibles become
easily separated because of a weak symphysial suture. They are thin and flexible
. There are no mandibular foramina. The articular ends of the mandibles are blunt
.
4
Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand
Although generally smaller, crania of E. curtus can be distinguished by the
following characters: mamillar tuberosities weakly-developed so that, in posterior
view, basitemporal platform appears flat, or at most has only a very shallow
groove, ...
5
The Vertebrate Skeleton
At the sides of the basitemporal are a pair of depressions, the tympanic recesses,
in each of which are three holes. Straight lines joining these holes would form an
isosceles triangle with its apex directed forwards. Of the two holes at the base ...
Sidney Hugh Reynolds,
1913
Owing to the considerable size of the gaping aural entrances, the basitemporal
region is much contracted, but the basitemporal bone itself is more ample, as we
find that in the embryos it extends out laterally to assist in forming the ...
7
Proceedings of the Scientific Meeting of the Zoological ...
I will describe them in Mr. Parker's own words : — " The subcranial region, which
in the Frog is ossified by the basitemporal wings of the parasphenoid, is here
supplied with a pair of distinct and large basitemporal bones which extend from ...
8
Proceedings of the Royal Society of Victoria
Appendix 1 This paper provides a good opportunity to correct a series of
inexcusable errors made by Bock concerning the names applied to the
basipterygoid articulation and the basitemporal articulation which were brought
to his attention ...
Royal Society of Victoria (Melbourne, Vic.),
1969
9
Proceedings of the Royal Society of Victoria
Even when the specimen shows actual contact between the basitemporal
process and the mandible one cannot be certain that the quadrate is in the exact
position it would hold in life. From the limited number of recent skulls examined (
i.e. ...
The basitemporal plate is slightly hollowed in the middle line, and is continued
forward for some distance on to the parasphenoidal rostrum ; owing to the small
size of the brain its free edge projects beyond the level of the brain-case.
Zoological Society of London,
1905