-
horizontal ridge between the
prezygapophysis and the
parapophysis. The last
dorsal vertebra has a
parapophysis that
protrudes more
laterally than the diapophysis...
- processes; the tripus; the os
suspensorium from the
fourth vertebra; the
parapophysis of
vertebra number five
including the
vertebra itself, plus the vertebra's...
- with
their neck ribs. On the
eighth and
ninth neck vertebrae, at the
parapophysis, the
lower rib
joint facet, the
internal camellate structure of the bone...
- vertebra). Most of
these connect the
diapophysis (upper rib facet) to the
parapophysis (lower rib facet),
zygapophyses (articular processes), and the main body...
- (PRPL):
lamina extending from the
prezygapophysis (Prezygo-) to the
parapophysis (-parapophyseal).
laterosphenoid The
laterosphenoid (also: pleurosphenoid)...
-
convergence of two
ridges that
originate from the
bottom edge of the
parapophysis; an
accessory lamina that runs from
postzygadiapophyseal lamina up to...
- an
additional ridge supporting the
lower articulation for the ribs (
parapophysis),
although poor
preservation in
other vertebrae means it can only be...
-
facet for the
third prong just
above the
parapophysis,
which has
sometimes been
classified as a 'divided
parapophysis'. The only
other archosaurs with this...
- Exceptionally, with the
thirteenth vertebra the two rib
joint processes, the
parapophysis and the diapophysis, are
positioned at the same level. The five sacral...
-
between the
diapophysis and
parapophysis of the
vertebra in
front of it and an
anterior rib
facet extending from the
parapophysis of the
vertebra behind it...
