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attachment points.
Common types are
transverse process, diapophyses,
parapophyses, and
zygapophyses (both the
cranial zygapophyses and the
caudal zygapophyses)...
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front and back of its base that were
filled by air sacs in life. The
parapophyses (processes that
articulated with the
capitulum of the ribs) increased...
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lateral sides of the cervicals,
apatosaurines had well-developed and
thick parapophyses (extensions on the
lateral sides of the
vertebrae that
attached to cervical...
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latter had a
greater area
enclosed by the
neural spine, diapophyses, and
parapophyses of its
anterior dorsal vertebrae. However, Paul
found Patagotitan to...
- ribs of the last four back
vertebrae were
fused to the
diapophyses and
parapophyses (the
structures that
articulated the ribs with the vertebrae), and the...
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canal in
dorsal vertebrae, the
ridges between the
vertebral body and the
parapophyses, the
contact facets for the
lower rib heads, end in
rough areas protruding...
- (also
found in Abelisauridae,
Megalosaurus and Proceratosaurus).
Reduced parapophyses on the axis (also
found in Coelophysoidea,
Eustreptospondylus and Afrovenator)...
- from E. platyurus by the more
strongly developed processes known as
parapophyses on the vertebrae, in
which he
considered it to
approach closer to Cimoliasaurus;...
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process of the
quadrate that
contacts the quadratojugal; raised, stalked,
parapophyses on the
dorsal vertebrae, a
modified pedal digit II;
chevrons and prezygapophysis...
- Masiakasaurus, but
unlike the
subrectangular processes of Carnotaurus. the
parapophyses that
project out and
downward are
distinctive among abelisaurids in their...
