-
their hands to
shove food in
their mouths and down
their throats and a
hyobranchial pump to draw or suck
things in
their mouth.
Pipidae have
powerful legs...
-
Ichthyosaurus is
suggested to have been a ram feeder, with the
morphology of its
hyobranchial apparatus suggesting that it was
incapable of
suction feeding, using...
-
webbed feet to
shove food in
their mouths and down
their throats, and a
hyobranchial pump to draw or suck food into
their mouths.
Pipidae have
powerful legs...
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University Press. Hill, R., D’Emic, M., Bever, G., Norell, M. 2015. A
complex hyobranchial apparatus in a
Cretaceous dinosaur and the
antiquity of
avian paraglossalia...
- R. V.; D'Emic, M. D.; Bever, G. S.; Norell, M. A. (2015). "A
complex hyobranchial apparatus in a
Cretaceous dinosaur and the
antiquity of
avian paraglossalia"...
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retention of
branchial arches and a high
degree of
ossification in the
hyobranchial skeleton. The
reason for this
neoteny may be
explained by a drop in global...
- a
hyobranchial apparatus, a
series of
bones that
gills would attach to in life. However, some
fully mature temnospondyls also
possess hyobranchial bones...
- ISBN 1-55209-541-X. Müller, H. (2006).
Ontogeny of the skull,
lower jaw, and
hyobranchial skeleton of
Hypogeophis rostratus (Amphibia: Gymnophiona: Caeciliidae)...
- snout. This was
further supported by the
robustness of its
hyoid and
hyobranchial element (which
would have anc****d the tongue), and
their incorrect observation...
- of rod-like
hyobranchial elements (throat bones) have been
found in
fossils of both T.
hydroides and T. longobardicus.
These hyobranchials are very slender...
