- headwards, and the
sternocostal joints angled tailwards. The
holotype preserves a
central and a
tailward sternum bone
which are both
exceedingly thick...
-
dimensions increased)
compared to the A310,
improving somewhat on that car's
tailwards weight distribution. The
transmission was the same
Renault 30-based unit...
- lizards. The
glenoid cavity on the
shoulder blade is
strongly angled tailwards, so the
limbs had
limited forward movement, and they may have had a short...
- large,
conical tubercular osteoderms absent or only
present on the
caudal (
tailward)
notch on the
posterior end of the
carapace and
different ornamentation...
-
frontal shield of the
adult has a
rounded top and
fairly parallel sides; the
tailward margin of the red
unfeathered area is a
smooth waving line. The subspecies...
-
feathers of the body and wings, and on the skin of the feet and legs.
Tailward areas are
usually preened utilizing the beak,
although some species, such...
- The ischia,
which form part of the hip socket, are
thick and
rounded tailwards but
taper and
diverge towards the socket,
unlike those in kangaroos, where...
-
might show that glyptodonts, when
their weight was
displaced ****her
tailwards,
could stand on two legs,
though not
necessarily maintaining an erect...
- disturbance: a
temporary compression of the
magnetosphere by
enhanced flow of the
solar wind is
followed by a
tailward stretching of the
field lines....
-
sternum is hatchet-shaped, with a rod-shaped
projection caudolaterally (
tailwards towards the side). The sacrum,
based on the
scars on the
ilium begotten...
