- An
interparietal bone (os
interparietale or Inca bone or os inca var.) is a
dermal bone
situated between the
parietal and supraoccipital. It is homologous...
- The
sagittal suture, also
known as the
interparietal suture and the
sutura interparietalis,[citation needed] is a dense,
fibrous connective tissue joint...
- membrane, and may
remain separate throughout life when it
constitutes the
interparietal bone; the rest of the bone is
developed in cartilage. The
number of...
- temples, and the back of head
which crossing the frontal, parietal, and
interparietal bones. In the
calvarial innervation in the
adult mouse, CGRP-labeled...
-
frontal scale is as long as or
shorter than the
frontoparietals and
interparietal together, and
makes contact with the
second (and
occasionally the first)...
- from a few
bones in the skull, such as interfrontals,
internasals and
interparietals, that have
developed in some
temnospondyl taxa. The intertemporal, a...
- The
scales of S.
occidentalis are
sharply keeled, and
between the
interparietal and rear of thighs,
there are 35–57 scales. Many
other lizards have...
-
artery or from the
posterior parietal artery. It
extends the
length of
interparietal sulcus and
descends slightly posteriorly.
Posterior parietal: Emerges...
-
parietals are
distinct and
larger than the
interparietal. The
panetals form a
suture behind the
interparietal; The
nuchols are
frequently indistinct. The...
-
tabulars during embryological development. This
fusion produces the
interparietal bone,
which is
inherited by mammals.
Postparietals are
common in extinct...
