- The
incus (pl.: incudes) or
anvil in the ear is one of
three small bones (ossicles) in the
middle ear. The
incus receives vibrations from the malleus,...
- A ****ulonimbus
incus (from
Latin incus 'anvil'), also
called an
anvil cloud, is a ****ulonimbus
cloud that has
reached the
level of
stratospheric stability...
-
incus, and stapes,
terms that in
Latin are
translated as "the hammer, anvil, and stirrup". The
malleus (English: "hammer")
articulates with the
incus...
- music. The
first release on the
label was
Incus Number 0 (zero), a 7 “
record with AMM LIVE,
after that came
Incus Number 1, The
Topography of the Lungs,...
-
Ligament of
incus may
refer to:
Superior ligament of
incus, a
fibrous band that
crosses from the body of the
incus to the roof of the
tympanic cavity Posterior...
- absent.: 262
Situated between the
incus and the
inner ear, the
stapes transmits sound vibrations from the
incus to the oval window, a membrane-covered...
- a thin
horizontal sheet that
forms around the
middle of a ****ulonimbus.
Incus (species
capillatus only): ****ulonimbus with flat anvil-like
cirriform top...
-
ossicles (malleus,
incus and stapes)
normally appear during the
first half of
fetal development. The
first two (malleus and
incus)
derive from the first...
- hammer-shaped
small bone or
ossicle of the
middle ear. It
connects with the
incus, and is
attached to the
inner surface of the eardrum. The word is Latin...
-
Cloeodes incus is a
species of
small minnow mayfly in the
family Baetidae. "Cloeodes
incus". GBIF.
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