-
making contact between the teeth.
Protrusion and
retrusion are
sometimes used to
describe the
anterior (
protrusion) and
posterior (retrusion) movement...
- A disc
protrusion is a
medical condition that can
occur in some vertebrates,
including humans, in
which the
outermost layers of the
anulus fibrosus of...
- The Adam's
apple is the
protrusion in the neck
formed by the
angle of the
thyroid cartilage surrounding the larynx,
typically visible in men, less frequently...
-
Cellular extensions also
known as
cytoplasmic protrusions and
cytoplasmic processes are
those structures that
project from
different cells, in the body...
-
longer pectoral fins. The sling-jaw wr****e
possesses the most
extreme jaw
protrusion found among fishes. The
species can
extend its jaws up to 65% the length...
-
feeding mechanisms.
Especially advanced are the
linkage mechanisms of jaw
protrusion. For
suction feeding a
system of
linked four-bar
linkages is responsible...
-
feeding mechanisms, such as
filter feeding, ram feeding,
suction feeding,
protrusion, and
pivot feeding. Most
underwater predators combine more than one of...
- A
trunnion (from Old
French trognon 'trunk') is a
cylindrical protrusion used as a
mounting or
pivoting point.
First ****ociated with cannons, they are...
- lumbar) disc
protrusions,
slightly positive or
negative in L4–L5 disc
protrusions, and
negative in
cases of
lumbosacral disc
protrusion. To
perform a...
-
prolongation that
protrudes from an organism's body such as an arm or a leg.
Protrusions from single-celled
bacteria and
archaea are
known as cell-surface appendages...
