- fish
measured from the tip of the
snout to the
posterior extremity of the
hypurals, the
expanded bones at the end of the
backbone that
support the caudal...
-
uroneurals which provide support for this
upper lobe. In addition, the
hypurals,
bones that form a
flattened plate at the
posterior end of the vertebral...
- last
vertebra or to the
posterior end of the
midlateral portion of the
hypural plate. This
measurement excludes the
length of the
caudal (tail) fin. Total...
-
condition known as diplospondyly) Fan like
arrangement of
small bones (
hypurals) in the tail. On the
systematic position of the Halecomorphi,
there are...
-
asymmetrical branching of
pectoral fin lepidotrichia;
considerable overlap of the
hypurals by
caudal fin rays (hypurostegy); and the
presence of
distinctive uroneural-like...
- part of the fish's body. The
hypural joint is the
joint between the
caudal fin and the last of the vertebrae. The
hypural is
often fan-shaped. The tail...
- palatine, has a swimbladder, and
possesses a
supraneural and 5
unfused hypurals. This
genus appears to be one of the more
basal genera in the
family Scorpaenidae...
- are less than sixteen,
branchiostegal rays
between three and seven, and
hypurals less than 6.
Heterotis possesses a
specialized suprabranchial organ for...
- 20.5
centimetres (8.1 in). It has 69 vertebrae. Its
hypural plate (expanded ends of the
hypurals that form a wide, fan-like
plate onto
which the caudal...
-
centra fused into the
occipital condyle in
adult individuals, and each
hypural (caudal fin support)
being articulated with
caudal rays. The
oldest known...
