-
premaxilla of
various families of bats is used for classification. The
premaxillae of
squamates are fused; this
feature can be used to
distinguish fossil...
- 1950s, it was
suggested that the
foramina (p****ages) in the
maxillae and
premaxillae (bones in the
front of the
upper jaw) of
cynodonts were
channels which...
-
incisors are
attached in
mammals consists of a
separate pair of bones, the
premaxillae.
These fuse with the
maxilla proper to form the bone
found in humans...
- suture, the area
where the two
premaxillae meet, the
surface is smooth,
giving the
paired rugosity of the
premaxillae the
resemblance of a
moustache in...
-
Alexandre F. (1992). "New
genus of
primitive ocean sunfish with
separate premaxillae from the
Eocene of
Southwest Russia (Molidae, Tetraodontiformes)". Copeia...
- In
extant birds, such as
frugivorous (fruit-eating) pigeons,
kinetic premaxillae help with
consuming large food items. The beak also
appears to have been...
- Muséum
National d'Histoire Naturelle, is a
snout (consisting of
partial premaxillae,
partial maxillae, vomers, and a
dentary fragment).
Described by Taquet...
-
Behind it, the
premaxillae bones were located, emba**** from
behind by very large,
circular nostrils. In chasmosaurines, the
premaxillae met on
their midline...
- only
known specimen consists of
parts of the
upper and
lower jaws—both
premaxillae, a
right maxilla, both dentaries—teeth and
numerous small fragments....
-
bones of a bird the size of a double-banded plover:
Worthy et al. (2007)
Premaxillae (MNZ S42681, S42736) and
proximal right sca**** (MNZ S41058) of a bird...
