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- City and described in 1911. Moschops is characterized by a strongly pachyostosed skull with a broad intertemporal region and greatly reduced temporal...
- heavily pachyostosed skull roof showing a frontal boss more of less developed. The main features of the skull are the m****ively pachyostosed postfrontals...
- canines being absent and replaced with a bony ridge. The skull has heavily pachyostosed, with m****ive rugose bosses. Clelandina shares many characteristics with...
- robust skeletal features, particularly their skulls which are heavily-pachyostosed. The genus Rubidgea is composed of three species, R. atrox, R. platyrhina...
- The median nasal boss is convex and is not connected to the extremely pachyostosed interorbital section. The cranial pachyostosis is split into four regions...
- specialized dentition for herbivory. Criocephalosaurus had pronounced round pachyostosed skulls that were anteroventrally rotated and inclined backwards at the...
- Geobios, 28 (5) : 625-640. Buffrénil, V. de et Rage, J-C. 1993. La « pachyostose » vertébrale de Simoliophis (Reptilia, Squamata) : données comparatives...
- Beckens (Oberösterreich) mit Ausführungen über „Osteosklerose“ und „Pachyostose“. In: Denkschriften der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften...
- either side toward the pineal foramen. On the postfrontal there is a pachyostosed supraorbital boss, which has a stronger arch than that of BP/1/816. The...
- that the temporal fenestra undercuts orbit. The skull roof is slightly pachyostosed. The temporal fenestrae open widely on the skull roof where the insertion...