- The
quadrate bone is a
skull bone in most tetrapods,
including amphibians,
sauropsids (reptiles, birds), and
early synapsids. In most tetrapods, the quadrate...
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prearticular bones have
fused to form the
compound bone. The
mandible is
suspended from the
quadrate bone and
articulates at this
compound bone. In most tetrapods...
- reptiles, the
inner face of the
quadratojugal also
connects to the
quadrate bone which forms the cranium's
contribution to the jaw joint.
Early in their...
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quadrate and
articular bones of the
skull articulate to form the jaw joint. The
squamosal bone lies
anterior to the
quadrate bone. In non-mammalian synapsids...
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Quadrate or
quadrate in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Quadrate may
refer to:
Quadrate bone Quadrate (heraldry)
Quadrate lobe of
liver Quadrate tubercle...
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modern mammals. Over the
course of
mammalian evolution, one
bone from the
upper jaw (the
quadrate) and one from the
lower jaw (the articular) lost
their function...
- to the roof of the
tympanic cavity. The
incus is
homologous to the
quadrate bone found in
other tetrapods.
Vibrations in the
middle ear are received...
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supraorbital bone above the eye that
contacted between the
lacrimal and
postorbital bones was eave-like, and
similar to that of Abelisaurus. The
quadrate bone at...
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includes the maxillae, premaxillae, braincase, and
quadrate bone on the skull; and spine, hip
bone, legs, and tail in post-cranial remains. It is the...
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cranial kinesis. Likewise, the
bones of the
lower jaw
would have been able to move
against each
other and the
quadrate bone could swing outwards, spreading...
