- motions. Such
vertebrae are
found in the
necks of
birds and some turtles. "
Procoelous"
vertebrae feature a
spherical protrusion extending from the
caudal end...
- ****hest
vertebrae are not
procoelous. In 1895,
Richard Lydekker named the
family Titanosauridae to
summarize sauropods with
procoelous (concave on the front)...
- the most
characteristic features shared by most
titanosaurs were
their procoelous caudal vertebrae, with ball-and-socket
articulations between the vertebral...
- head
remained submerged underwater. The
vertebrae were
articulated in a
procoelous manner,
meaning they had a
concave hollow on the
front end and a convex...
- part, as the "Glen Rose form", this
crocodylomorph is
notable for its
procoelous vertebrae,
otherwise found only in
derived eusuchian crocodilians (the...
- limited.
Amphicoelous centra often are
integrated with a full notochord.
Procoelous vertebrae are
anteriorly concave and
posteriorly convex. They are found...
- the
nearly hemispherical or
transversely elliptic condyle at the back (
procoelous vertebrae),
while the
neural arch is
provided with
additional articular...
- thirty-four and
seventy vertebrae. The
vertebrae in
front of the tail were "
procoelous": the
cotyle (front of the
vertebral body) was
concave and into it ****ed...
-
Diminutive terrestrial frogs (adult SVL 8.2–14.9 mm) with
divided vomers,
procoelous vertebral column,
divided sphenethmoids, and
genetic affinities. Skin...
- somphospondylans. Tail
vertebrae (caudals) of
Andesaurus are
slightly procoelous,
where the
anterior face is
concave and the
posterior face of convex....
