- The
synsacrum is a
skeletal structure of
birds and
other dinosaurs, pterosaurs, as well as
xenarthran mammals, in
which the
sacrum is
extended by incorporation...
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fused with the
uniform spinal bone (also
specific to birds)
called the
synsacrum,
built from some of the
fused bones.
Birds are
generally digitigrade animals...
- many
birds and
articulate with the
notarium of the
pectoral girdle. The
synsacrum consists of one thoracic, six lumbar, two sacral, and five sacro-caudal...
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vertebrae are
fused into a
single structure, it is
called the sacrum. The
synsacrum is a
similar fused structure found in
birds that is
composed of the sacral...
- the
later vertebrae. The last few are
fused with the
pelvis to form the
synsacrum. The ribs are
flattened and the
sternum is
keeled for the
attachment of...
- some
caudal and
thoracic vertebrae to form a
single structure called the
synsacrum. In the frog, the
ilium is
elongated and
forms a
mobile joint with the...
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specialized cells that
contain large amounts of glycogen.
Housed within the
synsacrum, the
function of this
structure is not known, but it does not seem to...
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instead of a pterosaur. O'****van and
Martill (2018)
described a
partial synsacrum from the
Stonesfield Slate identified as
possibly pterodactyloid based...
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anterior thoracic vertebrae abdominal air sacs
posterior thoracic vertebrae,
synsacrum and
hindlimb interclavicular air sac sternum,
sternal ribs, coracoid,...
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right tarsometatarsus,
right pelvis, and
synsacrum (with last
thoracic vertebra attached to the
synsacrum), four
caudal vertebrae. It is held in the...
