-
series of four
articulating bones, from top down tympanohyal, stylohyal,
epihyal, ceratohyal; the
first two
represent the
styloid process, and the ceratohyal...
- This
sequence of
bones the
hyoid hangs from are tympanohyal, stylohyal,
epihyal, and ceratohyal;
these are
located in the
mandible and skull. In the larynx...
- hypohyals,
though several extinct forms are
known to have had them. The
Epihyals and
Epibranchials lie
above their respective cerato- components, slanting...
-
branchiostegal rays are 6–10,
three of them
attach to the
posterior ceratohyal (
epihyal).
Their bodies are
covered in
delicate silvery scales which abrade easily...
- is
sometimes partially ossified in
Eagle syndrome. In many animals, the
epihyal is a
distinct bone in the
centre of the
stylohyoid ligament,
which is similar...
- body with basicranium, palatoquadrates, Meckel's cartilage, ceratohyals,
epihyals, teeth,
traces of the
branchial arches and the
anterior finspine Type member...
