-
pathological development.
Pneumatization occurs in the
skulls of mammals,
crocodilians and
birds among extant tetrapods.
Pneumatization has been do****ented...
-
spread out
throughout the skeleton,
particularly the
large amount of
pneumatization present. The
pneumatic ilium of
Aerosteon was
particularly notable,...
- tongue. The
howler monkey Alouatta has a
pneumatized hyoid bone, one of the few
cases of
postcranial pneumatization of
bones outside Saurischia. In wood****s...
- vertebrae.
Pneumatization of the
skull (such as
paranasal sinuses) is
found in both
synapsids and archosaurs, but
postcranial pneumatization is
found only...
- Aerosteon's
bones show
pneumatization (air-filled spaces),
including pneumatic hollowing of the
furcula and ilium, and
pneumatization of
several gastralia...
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Scuderi AJ,
Harnsberger HR,
Boyer RS (May 1993). "
Pneumatization of the
paranasal sinuses:
normal features of
importance to the accurate...
-
including deviation of the
nasal septum and the
presence of
concha bullosa (
pneumatization of the
middle concha) that
inhibit the
outflow of mucus, or with allergic...
- ISBNÂ 978-0-7295-3752-0.
Raphael Schillinger (July 1939) [1 July 1939]. "
Pneumatization of the Mastoid: A
Roentgen Study". Radiology. 33 (1).
Radiological Society...
- the
maxillary sinus and the
ethmoid sinus are
developed but not yet
pneumatized; only by the age of
seven are they
fully aerated. The
sphenoid sinus...
-
demonstrates that
birds and
dinosaurs shared features such as hollow,
pneumatized bones,
gastroliths in the
digestive system, nest-building, and brooding...
