-
other words, the
pygostyles of
oviraptorosaurs and
Confuciusornis were
likely weight-saving measures, and the
specialized "true"
pygostyles of ornithurans...
- small,
round pieces of dark meat are
often considered to be a delicacy.
Pygostyle (chicken's buttocks) and ****s:
These are
commonly eaten in East Asia...
-
pubis (innominate); 15.
ilium (innominate); 16.
caudal vertebrae; 17.
pygostyle; 18. synsacrum; 19. sca****; 20.
dorsal vertebrae; 21. humerus; 22. ulna;...
-
gastralia and a
pubic symphysis. They also
showed the
first fully modern pygostyles, and the type
specimen of
Yixianornis (IVPP 13631)
preserves eight elongated...
- to the
pygostyle. The
Ornithothoraces have a ploughshare-shaped
pygostyle,
while the more
primitive members had longer, rod-shaped
pygostyles. The earliest...
-
developed horny,
toothless beaks by the very Late Jur****ic and
short pygostyle tails by the
Early Cretaceous.
While the
archosaurs and
dinosaurs were...
-
Rumpless chickens are
characterised by
caudal dysplasia, the
absence of the
pygostyle or
caudal appendage – the "parson's nose". This is the
result of inheritance...
-
Caudal vertebrae compose the tail, and the
final few can be
fused into the
pygostyle in birds, or into the
coccygeal or tail bone in
chimpanzees (and humans)...
- the
lumbar region and sacrum), six free tail (caudal) vertebrae, and a
pygostyle. The neck had well-developed
areas for
muscle and
ligament attachment...
- display. The tail of
several oviraptorosaurs and
oviraptorids ended in
pygostyles, a bony
structure at the end of the tail that, at
least in
modern birds...
