- In anatomy, the
tomium is the
sharp cutting edge of the beak of a bird or the bill of a turtle.
Sometimes the edge is
serrated for
tearing through flesh...
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distinguished from
other sea
turtles by its sharp,
curving beak with
prominent tomium, and the saw-like
appearance of its s**** margins.
Hawksbill s**** slightly...
- is
sharper and more
abrupt anterior. It
extends below the
level of the
tomium and is used in a
sawing motion to
score open
acorns or
dried kernels. Larger...
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lightly colored.
Instead of teeth, the
leatherback turtle has
points on the
tomium of its
upper lip, with
backwards spines in its
throat (esophagus) to help...
- a pair of
prominent ridges that are each
separated by a
groove from the
tomium, or
sharp edge of the beak.
These ridges are also
separated from a broader...
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gradual loss of the
defining grooves through evolution. The
tomia (singular
tomium) are the
cutting edges of the two mandibles.(p598) In most birds, they range...
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mandible and the
gnathotheca of the
lower mandible. The
tomia (singular:
tomium) are the
cutting edges of the two mandibles. Most
species of
birds have...
- of the
skull is unknown, but
there would have been a
sharp bony
ridge (
tomium) at the end of both
upper and
lower jaws, as seen in
other ankylosaurs....
- coverts. They have a dark
brown iris, a
blackish maxilla with a blue-gray
tomium, a blue-gray mandible, and dark gray legs and feet.
Adult females are similar...
