Male subgenital plate smoothly rounded basally, pointed and shallowly
bifid apically (Fig.
The humeral angles developed into large tubercles directed upward and dorsally
bifid ([11.sup.2]) are unique to Aleixus, and easily allow its recognition among Procleticini (Rolston and McDonald, 1981; Rolston, 1984; Rider, 1994).
Genitalia (Figs 75-77): Epand
bifid, forming pair of relatively long, straight, slender lobes that project posteriorly beyond all other genital structures.
Clinical diagnosis distinguishing between true partial tendon tears and the isolated rupture of one of the heads of a
bifid distal biceps tendon should be looked for on an MRI.
These results illustrate that American Blacks have a higher frequency of scoring a nonbifid state for the C3 and C4 SPB trait than American Whites, that the frequency of the partial
bifid for the SPB trait is more frequent in American Blacks than in American Whites, and that the frequency of the complete
bifid for the SPB trait is more frequent in American Whites.
Major criteria Minor criteria More than two basal cell Congenital skeletal anomaly: carcinomas, or BCCs; one BCC at
bifid, fused, splayed or missing younger than 30 years of age; or rib or
bifid, wedged or fused more than 10 basal cell nevi vertebra Any odontogenic keratocyst Occipital-frontal circumference, (proven on histology) or more than 97 percentile, with polyostotic bone cyst frontal bossing Three or more palmar or plantar Cardiac or ovarian fibroma pits Ectopic calcification: lamellar Medulloblastoma or early-at younger than 20 years Lymphomesenteric cysts of age-falx calcification Positive family history of nevoid Congenital malformation such as basal-cell carcinoma syndrome cleft lip or palate, polydactylism, or eye anomaly (cataract, coloboma, microphthalmos)
First, it can be characterized as a complete
bifid penis which accounts for one-third of all reported and extremely rare diphallia cases [1, 2].
7 and 8): hypandrium stripe-like with a small triangular posterior projection on one side, gonocoxites with a group of alveoli on lateral margin, gonostyli little longer than gonocoxite, coniform, with acute apex, a group of alveoli at base and short sparsely distributed setae on apical 2/3; gonocoxal apodeme strongly sclerotized, pilose ventrally and with rounded distal margin; aedeagus
bifid, left branch little longer and wider in dorsal view, one short sinuous paramere articulates with aedeagus and ends on the small projection of the hipandrium; epandrium as long as wide, pilose, surstyli coniform, 1.5X the length of gonostyle, with one tenaculum at apex.
Bony anatomic variation of the middle meatus including pneumatization, paradoxical curvature, and
bifid concha, was noted as middle turbinate pathology.
One such anatomical variation is
bifid mandibular canal (Lizio et al., 2013).