- In anatomy, the
atlas (C1) is the most
superior (first)
cervical vertebra of the
spine and is
located in the neck. The bone is
named for
Atlas of Gr****...
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continuous with that of the maxilla,
which follows behind.: 36
proatlas The
proatlas is a
small paired bone
sitting in
between the
neural arch of the...
- SS.192-212. Bystrow, A. ****imilation des
Atlas und
Manifestation des
Proatlas.
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neural arches (prong-like
upper components).
There does not
appear to be a
proatlas,
which slots between the
atlas and
skull in some
other reptiles. The intercentrum...
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cervical (neck)
vertebrae are
preserved alongside the skull. A
slender proatlas links the neck with the braincase. The
atlas (first cervical) has a thin...
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skull with
lower jaws and
hyoid apparatus, six
cervical vertebrae with
proatlas,
anterior part of interclavicle,
partial right clavicle,
right posterior...
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largest teeth are
found at the
corners of the skull.
Anatosuchus has a
proatlas vertebra,
eight cervical vertebrae and
probably 16
dorsal vertebrae, though...
- Hyposaurus,
focusing mostly on the vertebrae. From
partial skeletons a
proatlas, atlas, axis, a
third to
ninth cervical vertebrae, and at
least 16 dorsal...
- exoccipitals,
dorsally and laterally,
which mark the
areas of
articulation of the
proatlas. The
parietals form a
parietal crest, in
contrast with the
slightly broader...
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Skull shown from the back; left with
proatlas (a) and atlas, and
right in
oblique view...