- epiplastra, with the
hyoplastra behind them.
These enclose the
singular entoplastron.
These make up the
front half of the
plastron and the
hyoplastron contains...
- underside,
comprises (from head-most to tail-most) the epiplastron, the
entoplastron,
which is
small and
wedged in
between the
former and the hyoplastron;...
-
Dakotaraptor furculae in fact
represented a part of a turtle’s armor, the
entoplastron of
Axestemys splendida, a
member of Trionychidae. In 2016,
DePalma et...
-
Dakotaraptor furculae in fact
represented a part of a turtle’s armor, the
entoplastron of
Axestemys splendida, a
member of Trionychidae. In 2016,
DePalma et...
- pectorals, abdominals, and anals. The
skeletal elements consist of a
single entoplastron, as well as
paired epiplastra, entoplastra, hyoplastra,
hypoplastra and...
-
Drazinderetes could have been
among the
largest known turtles, with one
entoplastron indicating a
potential length of 1.5 to 2.1 meters.
Drazinderetes currently...
- of the plastron, the
first part is the epiplastron,
followed by the
entoplastron. The next two
divisions are the
hyoplastron and the hypoplastron; from...
-
number of
early protostegid and cheloniids. The wide
wings along the
entoplastron and its lack of
fusion with the
surrounding bones indicates that Longman's...
- greenish-black marbling. The
carapace is
distinctly keeled, and the
entoplastron is boomerang-shaped. The
plastron is yellowish-white and has no markings...
- (lmost
complete carapace), MPEF-PV 3133 (pectoral girdle), MPEF-PV 3134 (
entoplastron), MPEF-PV 3135 (pelvic girdle) and MPEF-PV 3136 (left hyoplastron). Additional...
