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radius and of the ulna in birds. In
classical antiquity, the
cotyla or
cotyle (from
Ancient Gr**** κοτύλη (kotúlē), 'cup, bowl') was a
measure of capacity...
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borbonica (Gmelin, 1789)
Approximate range in
Africa Resident Non-breeding
Synonyms Cotyle borbonica Gmelin, 1789
Hirundo borbonica. Bonaparte, 1850....
- the Gr****
words for "hundred" (hec(a)to(n)) and for "hollow thing, cup" (
cotyle).
Generalized anatomy of
squid and
octopod hectocotyli:
Hectocotyli are...
- Genus:
Ptyonoprogne Species: P. concolor
Binomial name
Ptyonoprogne concolor (Sykes, 1832) Approximate
range Synonyms Hirundo concolor Cotyle concolor...
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special processes projecting adjacent to
their condyle and
cotyle, the exapophyses, and the
cotyle also may
possess a
small prong on its
midline called a...
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vertebra of the
smaller Azhdarcho most closely: The
articulating sockets (
cotyles) are much
shallower than the
neural arches, and are four
times as wide...
- 3000 BC
Cases with Gr****
geometric and
archaic pottery Protocorinthian cotyle,
early 7th
century BC Base of
marble perirhanterion (holy
water bowl) from...
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articulating surfaces between centra.
Exapophyses which are next to the
cotyle (concave
front end of the centrum) are
known as
preexapophyses while those...
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Albanerpetontids share with
living lissamphibians an atlanto-occipital
joint with two
cotyles, a four
fingered forelimb (m****),
ectochordal (spoon
shaped with open...
- joints,
where the
convex end, the condyle, fits into the
concave end, the
cotyle (also: cotyla). This
configuration allows for
greater stability without...
