orbitosphenoid


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or·bi·to·sphe·noid

(ōr'bi-tō-sfē'noyd),
Relating to the orbit and sphenoid bone.

or·bi·to·sphe·noid

(ōr'bi-tō-sfē'noyd)
Relating to orbit and sphenoid bone.
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since the orbitosphenoid is not present in the fully formed chondrocranium of the embryo, but it is present in the adult stage (Rao & Ramaswami 1952).
Therefore, the skull development of the American Mabuya presents differences with Trachylepis capensis in the development of pila antotica, the differentiation of the orbitosphenoid, the closure of pituitary and basicranial fenestrae, the ossification of parietal, and the development of vomer.
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Orbitosphenoid with short, wide or narrow apophyses.
Five new species of Hemibrycon (Characiformes: Characidae) from the Rio Magdalena basin, Colombia
1) runs from the lateral ethmoid and the orbitosphenoid to the postero-ventral margin of the autopalatine.
Osteology and myology of the cephalic region and pectoral girdle of Heptapterus mustelinus, comparison with other heptapterins, and discussion on the synapomorphies and phylogenetic relationships of the Heptapterinae and the Pimelodidae (Teleostei: Siluriformes)/Osteologia y miologia de la region cefalica y de la cintura pectoral del Heptapterus mustelinus, comparacion con otros heptapterinos ..
1) originates on the lateral ethmoid, orbitosphenoid, pterosphenoid, frontal and sphenotic and inserts on the lateral face of both the hyomandibulometapterygoid and the ento-ectopterygoid.
1 and 2), extending from the lateral sides of the parasphenoid, pterosphenoid and orbitosphenoid to the medial sides of the hyomandibulo-metapterygoid and entoectopterygoid.
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