-
characterized by the
ventral orientation (in
posterior view) of the
postglenoid process;
postglenoid process twisted medially (in
ventral view)
relative to the...
-
tympanomastoid fissure. Its
upper border fuses laterally with the back of the
postglenoid process,
while medially it
bounds the
petrotympanic fissure. The medial...
- of the
mandible "articular is
excluded from the
dorsal surface of the
postglenoid area by a
suture between the
surangular and the prearticular", and is...
- as
vertically orientated, the base of the
skull is
weakly flexed, the
postglenoid process is
completely anterior to (in
front of) the tympanic, the tympanic...
-
postorbital process, and a
mastoid process projecting ventral to the
postglenoid process. Bonner,
Nigel (1982).
Seals And Man - A
Study Of Interactions...
- more
pronounced in presumed-male specimens.
Peking Man
lacks a true
postglenoid process behind the jaw hinge, only a broad-based,
triangular projection...
-
anteroventral edge
terminating in
short projections of
irregular length;
postglenoid process capped by bony
epiphysis bearing a
calcified cartilage apex."...
- all the way to the ear. Like
other cetaceans,
Ambulocetus lacks the
postglenoid foramen,
which usually is one of the main p****ageways for
veins into...
-
blood vessels flow through,
which protrudes ventral to
level of the
postglenoid process.
Differences in the
teeth include double rooted premolars as...
-
Capulomala is
described on the
basis of
postglenoid areas of the mandible,
which possess a
uniquely hypertrophied postglenoid process.
Capulomala cannot be reliably...
