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- lacrimal with a distinctive process on it. Tyrannosaurids also have an interfenestral strut that is less than half as big as the maxillary fenestra. It is...
- pubis." It can be distinguished from other tyrannosaurs by "a broad interfenestral strut, a deep fossa on the broad base of the septum between the promaxillary...
- the basis of a reduced number of maxillary teeth, a slender parietal interfenestral bar, and widely separated and reduced palatine fenestrae, and other...
- three times longer than they are wide and only separated by a narrow interfenestral bar. The premaxilla is almost circular at the front of the skull and...
- show that Byronosaurus had a buccal maxillary groove and a recessed interfenestral bar. The following cladogram shows the position of Byronosaurus within...
- bone between the maxillary and promaxillary fenestrae), and a narrow interfenestral strut (the bar of bone between the maxillary and antorbital fenestrae)...
- notably: a smooth dorsal margin of the parietal and widely opened choanae, interfenestral bar wide and strongly T-shaped instead of moderately T-shaped. In D...
- 10% of the surface of the skull table. Given their reduced size, the interfenestral bar, composed of both parietal and squamosal, is accordingly wide. The...
- feature thought to distinguish the species from Gavialis was the narrow interfenestral bar of the parietal bone that is relatively smooth and unsculptured...
- ratio is closer to 1:1. In gharials, the process is even shorter. The interfenestral bar of the parietal bone is another key trait that differentiates Eothoracosaurus...