-
elongated with a
narrow muzzle,
rhinarium evenly convex above, with wide
internarial septum,
shallow infranarial portion, and
philtrum narrow and grooved...
-
examples nap-
turnip Latin nāpus napiform, neep nar-
nostril Latin naris internarial, nares, narial, naris,
prenarial narc- numb Gr**** ναρκᾶν (narkân), νάρκη...
- The
rostral scale, or rostral, in
snakes and
other scaled reptiles is the
median plate on the tip of the
snout that
borders the
mouth opening. It corresponds...
- skull, and a
large opening in the
snout called the
internarial fontanelle (sometimes the
internarial fenestra) that is
bordered by
enlarged premaxillae...
-
Meaning English derivatives nāpus nāp-
turnip neep nāris nār-
nostril internarial, nares, narial,
prenarial nāsus nās- nose intranasal, nasal, nasalance...
- canutus, but is
distinguishable in
having greater nostril length than
internarial width and
longer claspers in
adult males. Ebert, D.A.; Akhilesh, K.V...
- have an
opening at the
midline near the tip of the
snout called the
internarial fenestra / fontanelle; this may have
housed a
mucus gland used in prey...
- the tip of the
snout and mandibles, a wide and
virtually unconstricted internarial bar that
arises from a
transversely rectangular base on the posterior...
-
examples nap-
turnip Latin nāpus napiform, neep nar-
nostril Latin naris internarial, nares, narial, naris,
prenarial narc- numb Gr**** ναρκᾶν (narkân), νάρκη...
- munensis,
whereas it is thin in
other species. Furthermore,
while this
internarial bar is
typically formed mostly by the nasals, the
premaxilla contribute...
