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10 LIVROS EM PORTUGUÊS RELACIONADOS COM «INTERSTERNAL»
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A Contribution to the Biology of North American Vespine Wasps
Median intersternal retractor (misr [95]). — This muscle, except on sternum arises
on the anterior sternal brace just mesad of the diagonal sternal brace, runs caudo
-mesad, and is inserted close to the midline on the anterior sternal brace of the ...
The development of the intersternal fold and the presence and importance of
other structures varies from group to group. In Mastotermes darwim'ensis the
outer chamber is quite large and resembles the vestibule of the roaches (
Crampton, ...
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Stanford University Publications: University series. ...
The median inter- sternal retractor appears to be lacking in segments two and
seven, though it is possible that the muscle labeled lisr' in Figure 117 is the
homologue of the median intersternal retractor of other segments. In segment
three, the ...
(a) The Intersternal Joints The sternum being composed, in the adult, of three
distinct pieces — the manubrium, body, and the xiphoid process — has two
articulations, viz., the superior, which unites the manubrium with the body (
gladiolus), ...
Finally, in /. bernissctrtensis. there is a very characteristic additional intersternal
ossification (Norman 1980), which is an irregular bone developed in the sternal
cartilage between the coracoid and sternals (fig 25.31). The humerus has a ...
David B. Weishampel, Peter Dodson, Halszka Osmólska, 1990
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Laboratory Manual for Comparative Veterinary Anatomy & ...
... sternum 1. sternebrae 2. manubrium sterni i. xiphoid process j. xiphoid
cartilage k. intersternal cartilage Neck 6* Manubrium Head Tubercle 3rd
sternebrae Angle Sternebrae of body Shaft bOdy Amcu'ar Intersternal cartilage
surface forcostal ...
Phillip Cochran, M.S., D.V.M., 2010
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Introduction To The Study Of Zoology (the): The Crayfish
Thomas Henry Huxley. THE JOINTS OF THE ABDOMEN. 97 The sterna are all
very narrow, and are connected together by wide spaces of flexible exoskeleton.
When the abdomen is made straight, it will be found that these intersternal ...
Thomas Henry Huxley, 1987
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Laboratory Manual for Comparative Veterinary Anatomy and ...
... f. costochondral junction k. intersternal cartilage g. true, false, and floating ribs
Articular surface for costal cartilage Manubrium 3rd sternebrae Stemebrae of
body Intersternal cartilage Xiphoid process Xiphoid cartilage Costochondral
junction ...
The intersternal articulations (Fig. 224) are those formed by the three divisions of
the sternum. The superior intersternal joint is formed by the inferior border of the
manubrium and the superior border of the body, while the inferior intersternal ...
Linden Forest Edwards, 1956
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Structural kinesiology
B. The intersternal articulations 1. The superior intersternal joint (synchondrosis):
formed by the inferior border of the manubrium and the superior border of the
body. 2. The inferior intersternal joint (synchondrosis): formed by the inferior
border ...
Jerry N. Barham, Edna P. Wooten, 1973
