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- 5/12-016): left ectopterygoid scales and some sp**** scales. Compared to modern polypterids, Bawitius was enormous: the Bawitius holotype ectopterygoid is five...
- theropods are characterized by traits such as an ectopterygoid fossa (a depression around the ectopterygoid bone), an intramandibular joint located within...
- pterigoidius glandulae, between the venom gland and the head of the ectopterygoid. Contraction of this muscle, together with that of the muscularis compressor...
- Champsosaurus, showing the pterygoid bone in red-violet (visible in inferior view at lower right and posterior to the ectopterygoid bone in lateral view at top)...
- the mandible; the pterygoid is connected with the maxillary by the ectopterygoid or transverse bone, which may be very long, and the maxillary often...
- Its medial supratemporal rim is crest-shaped, and the ridge along the ectopterygoid-jugal suture is notched at its caudal portion. A lateral depression...
- however. A distinctive characteristic is the presence of teeth on the ectopterygoid bones. Yellowtail snapper are native to the Western Atlantic Ocean....
- have toothless and reduced ectopterygoid bones, a condition taken to extremes in mesosaurs, which have lost the ectopterygoid entirely. Most parareptiles...
- articulating with the lower jaw), left palatine (main palate bone), right ectopterygoid (smaller palate bone), both surangulars and angulars (back of lower...
- denticulated, and described as incisor-like. Jaw morphology includes an ectopterygoid that links the palatine to the quadrate near the articular condyle....