- humans) or the
petrosal bone (in
other mammals). Some
reptiles have a
laterosphenoid in
front of the prootic. This bone is
present in
archosaurs and a few...
- turtle-archosaur
clade (Archelosauria),
Bhullar &
Bever (2009)
identified a
laterosphenoid bone,
typical of Archosauriformes, in the stem-turtle Proganochelys...
-
including pieces of both frontals, parietals, a
piece of the
right laterosphenoid, and a
fragment of the left dentary.
These anatomical features were...
-
maxilla (also
found in
carcharodontosaurids and piatnitzkysaurids). The
laterosphenoid articulated on the
frontal and postorbital. A
squamosal without constriction...
- PMID 29134065. Bhart-Anjan S. Bhullar; Gabe S.
Bever (2009). "An archosaur-like
laterosphenoid in
early turtles (Reptilia: Pantestudines)" (PDF). Breviora. 518: 1–11...
-
right jugal,
right postorbital,
right surangular,
right quadrate,
right laterosphenoid, left frontal, and both dentaries. The
length of the
skull has been...
- nasals, the
right frontal, the left jugal, the left quadrate, the
right laterosphenoid, the
right palatine, the left dentary, the left splenial, the left surangular...
-
including a lack of intercentra, the
presence of osteoderms, an
ossified laterosphenoid, and
several adaptations of the
femur and
ankle bones. In 2016, a new...
- (the
opening for the
trigeminal nerve)
piercing both the
prootic and
laterosphenoid bones (restricted to the
prootic in T. neglectus).: 8–9 T. neglectus...
- archosauriforms.
Another archosauriform-like
feature is the
presence of a
laterosphenoid, an
additional braincase component in
front of the
prootic and above...
