Definition of Carapacial. Meaning of Carapacial. Synonyms of Carapacial

- forms. The carapacial ridge plays an essential role in the development of the turtle s****. Embryological analyses show that the carapacial ridge initiates...
- gastralia (abdominal ribs). During development, the ribs grow sideways into a carapacial ridge, unique to turtles, entering the dermis (inner skin) of the back...
- deep olive-green; Very complex midline (vertebral) carapacial pattern; Midline (vertebral) carapacial stripe present; Complex radiating costal stripes;...
- Hatchlings have a lighter carapace with yellow and orange markings and a carapacial rim. Stripes in the same color are also found on the face and neck. The...
- color than females, and have long, thick tails with the vent beyond the carapacial rim. Females have short tails with the vent under the carapace. Females...
- relatively thick with little or no cervical indentation, the anterior carapacial rim upturned, and the posterior marginals flared and slightly serrated...
- Formation. Natemys N. sp. 1 Givhan's Ferry Member. CCNHM 4288 (a non-ridged carapacial ossicle). A dermochelyid also found in the Chandler Bridge Formation....
- the pedipalp movable finger. M. Vesiculatus also has very pronounced carapacial and metasomal carination, and its metasomal segment are seen to be larger...
- discovered by von Meyer in 1846. Fossils of the species have shown bony, carapacial ridges, adjacent, small and polygonal bony ossicles which measure about...
- colouration"; the turtles in this clade all exhibit "a very similar dark carapacial mark". Amyda cartilaginea is found in Brunei, Indonesia (Bali, Java, Sumatra...