- The
fovea centralis is a small,
central pit
composed of
closely packed cones in the eye. It is
located in the
center of the
macula lutea of the retina...
- structure.
Fovea centralis of the
retina Fovea buccalis or
dimple Fovea of the
femoral head
Trochlear fovea of the
frontal bone
Pterygoid fovea of the mandible...
- with
cartilage in the
fresh state,
except over an
ovoid depression, the
fovea capitis,
which is
situated a
little below and
behind the
center of the femoral...
- (from
Latin gelasinus, from
Ancient Gr**** γελασῖνος (gelasînos)), and a
fovea buccalis, is a
small natural indentation in the
flesh on a part of the human...
- 22 in) and is
subdivided into the umbo, foveola,
foveal avascular zone,
fovea, parafovea, and
perifovea areas. The
anatomical macula at a size of 5.5 mm...
- A
costal facet is a site of
connection between a rib and a vertebra. The
costal facets are
located on the
vertebrae that the rib
articulates with. They...
- The
pterygoid fovea (occasionally
called the
pterygoid pit or the
pterygoid depression) is
located on the mandible. It is a
concave surface on the medial...
-
frequency range. This
narrow frequency range is
referred to as the
acoustic fovea. By
modulating the
frequency of the
outgoing calls, the bats can ensure...
- The
submandibular fovea (or
submandibular fossa or
submaxillary fovea) is an
impression on the
medial side of the body of the
mandible below the mylohyoid...
- "center" of the
retina (the
point directly behind the lens) lies the
fovea (or
fovea centralis),
which contains only cone cells; and is the
region capable...
