-
narrowings are
called either notches or
emarginations depending on the
degree of
their slope. An
emargination is a
gradual change, and can be
found on...
-
differ from
other African nightjars, the
primaries being without clear emargination. The
breeding ranges and
seasons of the two
species do not overlap. The...
-
variety of
reptiles with
upper fenestrae,
either alone or with a
lower emargination, have been
considered euryapsid or parapsid, and to have had
their patterns...
-
canaliculi filled and is
filled by
fatty tissue, the
infrapatellar fat pad.
Emarginations (i.e.
patella emarginata, a "missing piece") are
common laterally on...
-
Pleurodirans also
differ from
cryptodirans in the
emarginations of
their skulls.
Skull emargination provides room and
anchorage for the jaw muscles. The...
-
Beetle in the
family Cerambycidae with con****uous
emargination of the
compound eye (black)
where it
extends partway round the base of the antenna...
-
microsaurs by the
large temporal emargination,
which produced other variable morphology of the cir****-
emargination bones (e.g., postorbital). It is similar...
-
ridge or
shelf next to the
suture (Clavilithes). An
outer (lateral)
emargination or notch,
sometimes prolonged into a slit
occurs in
certain types (Pleurotomidae...
- 1 D). 5.
Apical margin of the
sixth gastral sternum with one
shallow emargination, less than a
semicircle (fig. 1 D)" Martin,
Stephen J. (1990). "Nest...
- apex; the
recess usually is
broad and shallow. The
location of a leaf's
emargination(s)
might be one or more of apical,
lateral or
basal embryo The young...
