Definition of Ectepicondylar. Meaning of Ectepicondylar. Synonyms of Ectepicondylar

- of the lower humerus possessed both a small supinator process and an ectepicondylar foramen and groove. The ulna generally has a poorly developed olecranon...
- the side). There was a ridge extending from the humeral head to the ectepicondylar crest on the other end of the bone. Unlike more basal cynodonts, Brasilodon...
- distinguished by the distal position and relatively short length of the ectepicondylar spur and the position of pronator brevis. These characteristics resemble...
- constricted at the middle. Near the elbow it is expanded and twisted, with an ectepicondylar groove on its outer edge. The radius (outer forearm bone) is slender...
- the alular metacarpal that is not curved at its upper part, while the ectepicondylar process (a bony elevation) and the attachment of pronator brevis (one...
- humerus of Vjushkovisaurus are typical of basal archosauriforms. The ectepicondylar groove on the humerus reported by Ochev is present in Prolacerta, Proterosuchus...
- the shaft (as opposed to two times as wide), and the presence of an ectepicondylar groove and supinator process (which are not present in other crocodylomorphs)...
- sickle shaped, and are large relative to the size of the vertebrae, the ectepicondylar groove of the humerus is bridged to form a foramen, and the blade of...
- the vertebral morphology and the presence of hollow limb bones and an ectepicondylar groove on the humerus. Hughes (1963) subsequently noted similar vertebral...
- that it has an entepicondylar foramen while the latter two taxon have ectepicondylar and entepicondylar foramen. The holotype NMQR 2987 has both the left...