-
pneumatic cavity, that is
bounded by an
enlarged posterior ridge between the
diapophysis and the
vertebral body, by the
posterior ridge between the parapophysis...
-
centrodiapophyseal lamina,
which connects each
prezygapophysis to the each
diapophysis, and each
diapophysis to the rear
portion of the centrum. A
third fossa is located...
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ridge normally running from each side of the
neural spine toward each
diapophysis, the
transverse process bearing the
contact facet for the
upper rib head...
-
furthermore display a
developed diapophysis that
articules with the
tubercles of the ribs. The
presence of such a
diapophysis is
particularly highlighted...
- (main spool-shaped
portion of the vertebra). Most of
these connect the
diapophysis (upper rib facet) to the
parapophysis (lower rib facet), zygapophyses...
- rib is
termed a
diapophysis (plural: diapophyses).: 42 Some authors, however,
denominate the
entire transverse process as the
diapophysis,
using both terms...
-
centrum height. The
front dorsals perhaps have a
pleurocoel above the
diapophysis, the
lower rib
joint process. The rear
dorsal vertebrae,
according to...
- have a
second ridge extending from the base of the
upper rib joint, the
diapophysis, to the back of the vertebra. In the arm, the
shaft of the
humerus is...
-
posterior ridge from the
centrum to the
diapophyses which extends from the
diapophysis all the way to the
posterior ventrolateral corner of the centrum. This...
- diapophyses,
though L1 can
retain a
small protuberance on one side
where a
diapophysis would be in a
dorsal vertebra; this has been do****ented in kangaroos...
