- The hyomandibula,
commonly referred to as
hyomandibular [bone] (Latin: os hyomandibulare, from Gr****: hyoeides, "upsilon-shaped" (υ), and Latin: mandibula...
- jaws have
euhyostylic type suspension,
which relies completely on the
hyomandibular cartilages for support. Bottom-dwelling
batoids breathe by
taking water...
-
portion of the
second embryonic arch
supporting the gill
became the
hyomandibular bone of
jawed fish,
which supports the
skull and
therefore links the...
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operculum bone
since it
regulates dorsal-ventral
patterning of the
hyomandibular region.
Mutations in the Edn1-pathway in
zebrafish are
known to lead...
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forward gill-rod (now
functioning as the jaw) and the next rod, the
hyomandibular bone,
supporting the jaw
hinge and
anchoring the jaw to the
skull proper...
-
either term may be used. In fish, the
homologous bone is
called the
hyomandibular, and is part of the gill arch
supporting either the
spiracle or the...
- eye-socket; d,
foramina for
spinal nerves; e, notochord; g,
quadrate bone; h,
hyomandibular bone; i, mandible; j. basibranchials; k, ribs; l,
hyoid bone; I, II...
- the jaw. The
second gill
arches (the
hyoid arches)
develop into the
hyomandibular complex,
which supports the back of the jaw and the
front of the gill...
-
cartilages lack a
ligamentous connection to the cranium. Instead, the
hyomandibular cartilages provide the only
means of jaw support,
while the ceratohyal...
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distinguished from
other members of the
family by the
structure of its
hyomandibular bone.
Specimens of B.
idiomorpha have only been
collected in the northern...
