Definition of Notarium. Meaning of Notarium. Synonyms of Notarium

- Notarium or os dorsale is a bone consisting of the fused vertebra of the shoulder in birds and some pterosaurs. The structure helps brace the chest against...
- pterosaurs, the backbone over the shoulders fused into a structure known as a notarium, which served to stiffen the torso during flight, and provide a stable...
- vertebrae (those of the neck and thorax, including three fused into a notarium), sixteen synsacral vertebrae (those of the lumbar region and sacrum),...
- including material previously undescribed in giant azhdarchids (e.g. complete notarium, dorsosacral vertebrae and caudal vertebra). Thanatosdrakon is one of the...
- papam et omnes fratres in predicta causa. Set fortes aduersarios inueni: Notarium domini pape, et Magistrum Iohannem capuan., et Conradum Marescal**** pape...
- are poorly preserved. The first four dorsal vertebrae are fused into a notarium. Most other dorsal vertebrae are absent, except for those integrated into...
- nostril) and a slender eye socket. Some of the vertebrae were fused into a notarium, to which the shoulder blades connected. It had very large forelimbs, with...
- skull. The first five dorsal vertebrae of Tropeognathus are fused into a notarium, with five sacral vertebrae fused into a synsacrum, and the third and fourth...
- women" in 1631 and described himself on the title page as (their?) "General Notarium." It is not clear who is behind the pseudonym Johann Frauenlob. There is...
- fork-shaped. The front dorsal vertebrae of the back are not fused into a notarium (a feature present in other pterosaurs) in Mimodactylus. Seven caudal vertebrae...