Definition of Spiracular. Meaning of Spiracular. Synonyms of Spiracular

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Definition of Spiracular

Spiracular
Spiracular Spi*rac"u*lar, a. Of or pertaining to a spiracle.

Meaning of Spiracular from wikipedia

- glabrous, often partially sclerotized and bearing posterior spiracles. The spiracular disc is usually surrounded by lobe-like projections and anal papillae...
- Berquist, Rachel M.; Frank, Lawrence R.; Long, John A. (January 2014). "Spiracular air breathing in polypterid fishes and its implications for aerial respiration...
- immediately above the spiracular line being larger and more distinct giving the effect of a black line over the white spiracular line. The paired lines...
- opercular bone is very small and holds a large soft-tissue opercular flap. A spiracular chamber is present, but the spiracle is closed and never opens during...
- dermatocranium and ch**** bones, the absence of the suboperculum and the spiracular, and reduction or loss of the descending process of the supratemporal...
- has three spiracular openings (in mature larvae). These are usually more or less horizontal, parallel and usually bear branched spiracular hairs in four...
- scales". www.geology.cz. Retrieved 2024-02-28. Graham, Jeffrey (2014). "Spiracular air breathing in polypterid fishes and its implications for aerial respiration...
- N.; Berquist, Rachel M.; Frank, Lawrence R.; Long, John A. (2014). "Spiracular air breathing in polypterid fishes and its implications for aerial respiration...
- increase in the size of the spiracular chamber and its opening to the outside. Compared to Eusthenopteron, the spiracular chamber of Panderichthys is...
- capitulum (dorsal view); b, capitulum (ventral view); c, scutum; d, spiracular plate; e, sternal plate; f, hypostome; g, coxae; h, tarsus I; i, tarsus...