- In vertebrates, the
maxilla (pl.:
maxillae /mækˈsɪliː/) is the
upper fixed (not
fixed in Neopterygii) bone of the jaw
formed from the
fusion of two maxillary...
- of the mouth, the
palatine process of
maxilla (palatal process), is a thick,
horizontal process of the
maxilla. It
forms the
anterior three quarters of...
-
process of
frontal bone from the
frontal bone
Zygomatic process of
maxilla from the
maxilla Zygomatic process of
temporal bone from the
temporal bone The term...
- a
single species,
Ulughbegsaurus uzbekistanensis,
known from
multiple maxilla fragments. The
Ulughbegsaurus fossil material was
discovered in the Bissekty...
- The
frontal process of the
maxilla is a
strong plate,
which projects upward, medialward, and
backward from the
maxilla,
forming part of the
lateral boundary...
- The
Kents Cavern 4
maxilla is a
human fossil consisting of a
right canine,
third premolar, and
first molar as well as the bone
holding them
together including...
- more mobile –
component of the
mouth (the
upper jaw
being known as the
maxilla). The
jawbone is the skull's only movable,
posable bone,
sharing joints...
- of bone
containing the
tooth sockets on the jaw
bones (in humans, the
maxilla and the mandible). The
alveolar process is
covered by gums
within the mouth...
- In arthropods, the
maxillae (singular
maxilla) are
paired structures present on the head as
mouthparts in
members of the
clade Mandibulata, used for tasting...
-
presenting medially a rough,
triangular area, for
articulation with the
maxilla (articular surface), and
laterally a smooth,
concave surface, the upper...
