- of
pharyngeal arch development. The first, most
anterior pharyngeal arch gives rise to the oral jaw. The
second arch becomes the
hyoid and jaw support...
-
second pharyngeal arch, also
called the
hyoid arch,
gives rise to the
lesser cornu of the
hyoid and the
upper part of the body of the
hyoid. The cartilage...
- lost,
including the gill
arches,
resulting in only the oral jaws and a
hyoid apparatus remaining. In
mammals and birds, the
hyoid is
simplified further....
-
developed from the
proximal part of the
cartilage of the
second branchial or
hyoid arch by two centers: one for the
proximal part, the tympanohyal,
appears before...
-
pharyngeal arch (
hyoid arch)
grows faster than the
other pharyngeal arches, so they
become covered. The
first pharyngeal arch (mandibular
arch) also grows...
- two most
anterior pharyngeal arches are
thought to have
become the jaw
itself and the
hyoid arch, respectively. The
hyoid system suspends the jaw from...
- vertebrates. The
second pair
evolved to form the
hyoid arch. In
vertebrates this
supports the jaws and the
hyoid bone
anchors the base of the tongue. The discovery...
-
megamouth shark (Pisces: Lamniformes: Megachasmidae)
predicted by its
hyoid arch: a
biomechanical approach".
Journal of Morphology. 272 (5): 513–524. doi:10...
-
developmentally derived from the
second pharyngeal arch, or
branchial arch. The
second arch is
called the
hyoid arch because it
contributes to the
formation of...
-
epihyoidean in sharks. Like the stapedius, all of
these muscles derive from the
hyoid arch and are
innervated by
cranial nerve VII.
Hearing Middle ear
Ossicles Tensor...
