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Mineralization of the
iliac apophyses begins at the
anterolateral crest and
progresses medially towards the spine.
Fusion of the
calcified apophyses to the
ilium then...
- In anatomy, a
process (Latin: processus) is a
projection or
outgrowth of
tissue from a
larger body. For instance, in a vertebra, a
process may
serve for...
- legginess. Additionally,
males gain a
palpal bulb on the
pedipalps and
tibial apophyses (mating hooks). The
female eventually becomes larger than the male and...
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Apophyses on the tips of the cone
scales of
Araucaria cunninghamii amount to spikes....
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Holocnemus pluchei and
Pholcus opilionoides , With
Notes on Male
Cheliceral Apophyses and
Stridulatory Organs in
Pholcidae (Araneae)". Acta Zoologica. 76 (4):...
- and 9–11 cm (3+1⁄2–4+1⁄2 in) wide when open, with wrinkled,
reflexed apophyses and an umbo
curved inward at the base. The
seeds (pine nuts) are 17–23...
-
distinguished by the
arrangement of the
embolus and
apophyses. For example, the
lower of the two
apophyses is
smaller than
Menemerus guttatus while the more...
- each have two
pairs of
obliquely placed horizontal arms and two
vertical apophyses.
There is a high
degree of
endemism in this
genus with
different species...
- yellow-brown in color, and resinous, with
stalks to 3 cm (1.2 in). The
apophyses are transverse-rhombic,
strongly and
sharply cross-keeled, elongate, curved...
-
trait of
Pulmonoscorpius is the
presence of a long spur on each of the
apophyses (an
extension of the coxa). The
chelicerae and legs were
noted be to be...
