- The
scapulocoracoid is the unit of the
pectoral girdle that
contains the
coracoid and sca****. The
coracoid itself is a beak-shaped bone that is commonly...
-
concavity near of the
scapulocoracoid suture. This
concavity bent down
towards the sca****r widening. Near the
scapulocoracoid suture, this edge turned...
-
scapulocoracoid bone. As the
first digits appeared, the
pectoral structure lost its
direct connection to the head
skeleton while the
scapulocoracoid grew...
-
Paleontologist James A.
Jensen described Supersaurus; he
designated a
scapulocoracoid BYU 9025 (originally
labeled as BYU 5500) as the type specimen. This...
- forms, each pair of fins
became ventrally connected in the
middle when
scapulocoracoid and
puboischiadic bars evolved. In rays, the
pectoral fins are connected...
- and 11–14,
proximal tail vertebrae, ribs and chevrons, a
fragmentary scapulocoracoid, humerus, ulna,
partial ilium, a
nearly complete femur, fibula, and...
- century. In moa, the
entire pectoral girdle is
reduced to a
paired scapulocoracoid,
which is the size of a finger. Many
flightless birds are extinct;...
- long in pterosaurs. In
advanced species,
their combined whole, the
scapulocoracoid, was
almost vertically oriented. The
shoulder blade in that case ****ed...
-
theropods and
related animals), the
entire unit is
rigid and
called scapulocoracoid. This
plays a
major role in bird flight. In
other dinosaurs, the main...
- girdle),
forming a
fused shoulder bone
known as a
scapulocoracoid.
While the
presence of a
scapulocoracoid is by no
means unique to this family, noasaurids...
