- In anatomy, Luschka's
joints (also
called uncovertebral joints,
neurocentral joints) are
formed between uncinate process or "uncus"
below and uncovertebral...
- nasals, and a
short snouted skull,
other attributes, full
fusion of all
neurocentral synostoses and the sacrum, and
dense exteriors to
cortical bone, suggest...
-
reference to the ****ociated
adult and
embryos fossils. Due to the
closed neurocentral sutures in the
vertebrae of the
holotype specimen, Han et al. (2023)...
-
likely belongs to a
subadult due to the lack of
fusion regarding the
neurocentral and
sacral sutures. The
discovery of
Eotyrannus corroborates the notion...
- number, may
belong to the same individual. The
specimen has
unfused neurocentral sutures in its vertebrae,
meaning that the
animal was
immature at the...
-
maturity of the
holotype individual is
supported by the fact that the
neurocentral sutures are
closed in all of its
caudal vertebrae. AMNH FARB 2438 consists...
- is a
juvenile based on the
presence of an open
braincase and
unfused neurocentral sutures.
Fossils of at
least seven other individuals were also discovered...
-
embryos had
completely ossified vertebral centra and a
partially reduced neurocentral suture in
their cervical vertebrae. Additionally, most therizinosaurian...
-
accessed via GBIF.org on 2020-11-05. Ikejiri, T. (2010).
Morphology of the
Neurocentral Junction during Postnatal Growth of
Alligator (Reptilia, Crocodylia)...
-
Galeamopus pabsti sp. nov. (Sauropoda: Diplodocidae), with
implications for
neurocentral closure timing, and the cervico-dorsal
transition in diplodocids". PeerJ...
