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Epipophyses are bony
projections of the
cervical vertebrae found in archosauromorphs,
particularly dinosaurs (including some
basal birds).
These paired...
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continuous with a
ventral keel, and a
moderately developed,
dorsally oriented epipophysis (a bump
located on the postzygapophysis) that does not
overhang the postzygapophysis...
- the
front joint process, the prezygapophysis, and a rear process, the
epipophysis, the edge of
which lamina is
markedly convex, the
convex part
being longer...
- (neck) vertebra, the axis, has a tall and
sharply pointing epipophysis.
Between the
epipophysis and
neural spine is a thin
lamina that
appears broader than...
- dinosaurs, Stagonosuchus,
Rauisuchus and
Postosuchus alisonae. Similarly, an
epipophysis is also
present on the
second neck vertebra, the axis,
which is even...
- shape,
forming greatly enlarged spikes in centrosaurines.: 502 : 540
epipophysis Epipophyses are bony
projections of the
cervical vertebrae found in dinosaurs...
- epipophyseal‐prezygapophyseal lamina, a
horizontal ridge running from the
epipophysis to the prezygapophysis,
separating two
pneumatocoels by
dividing the...
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autapomorphies of this
specimen include pleurocoel-,
carotid process-, and
epipophysis-less
cervical vertebrae,
prominent infrapostzygapophyseal fossa of the...
