- are
openings in the skull.
Antorbital fenestra Mandibular fenestra Quadratojugal fenestra Subsquamosal fenestra, an
opening between two
parts of the...
-
quadratojugal and maxilla. This is
exemplified in reptiles,
which have
completely lost the contact. Most
urodelans (salamanders) lack
quadratojugals,...
-
jugal is
often called the
malar or zygomatic. It is
connected to the
quadratojugal and maxilla, as well as
other bones,
which may vary by species. The...
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supraoccipital and pterygoid. This is very
similar in
shape to the
quadratojugals of
other large cymbospondylid ichthyosaurs,
hence its classification...
- (rear branch). The
bones surrounding the
quadratojugal also
reconfigure to
offset the
changes to the
quadratojugal. For example, the
lower branch of the...
- also
called the
pterotic bone. In most tetrapods, the
squamosal and
quadratojugal bones form the ch****
series of the skull. The bone
forms an ancestral...
-
postorbital bar is
almost vertical, with an oval cross-section. The
quadratojugal is just
behind the
laterotemporal fenestra, and is
slender and branched...
- (palate bone),
quadrate (skull
joint bone),
orbital process, and two
quadratojugals (ch**** bones) have been
mentioned in
scientific literature. The skull...
-
early synapsids. In most tetrapods, the
quadrate bone
connects to the
quadratojugal and
squamosal bones in the skull, and
forms upper part of the jaw joint...
- Triceratops,
these were not
particularly large and
sometimes touched the
quadratojugals. The
bones of the
skull roof were
fused and by a
folding of the frontal...
