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- Also absent are the premaxilla, orbitosphenoid, parietal, symplectic, posttemporal, and supratemporal bones, the gill rakers, and the branchiostegal rays...
- apparatus firmly sutured to the basioccipital and the sensory canal on the posttemporal enclosed with bone. There are currently 7 recognized species in this...
- lamina only present in the gar species. Near the supracleithrum is the posttemporal bone, which is significantly smaller than other actinopterygians. Gars...
- occipital condyles, the neomorphic bone forms most of the border of the posttemporal fenestra, the paroccipital process is strongly deflected downwards, the...
- the parietal organ, and thus served for photoreception. posttemporal fenestra The posttemporal fenestra (alternative spelling: post-temporal fenestra)...
- distinct and narrow longitudinal ridge, the sagittal nuchal crest. The posttemporal fenestrae, a pair of openings between the parietal and the occipital...
- outwards. Projections of the squamosal bones partially surround the posttemporal fenestrae on the rear of the skull, like Aulacephalodon, Pelanomodon...
- structure on the upper edge of the paroccipital process encases the posttemporal fenestra. The rear of the skull is fused on its upper edge with a pair...
- spines and the parietal, lower posttemporal and supracleithral spines are all well developed. There is no upper posttemporal spine, although a small spine...
- dorsal surface of squamosal raised terminally Deep supraoccipital shelf Posttemporal fenestra delimited by contact of parietal process of squamosal, ventrolateral...