Definition of Rhachitomous. Meaning of Rhachitomous. Synonyms of Rhachitomous

- are recognized in temnospondyls: stereospondylous and rhachitomous vertebrae. In rhachitomous vertebrae, the intercentra are large and wedge-shaped,...
- hence the name. Originally thought to have vertebrae distinct from rhachitomous vertebrae, it was placed in a separate order named Phyllospondyli ("leaf...
- to include early amphibians such as Eryops and Archegosaurus that had rhachitomous vertebrae. Many early tetrapods have vertebrae that are split into two...
- Amphibia. Its vertebrae also featured hemal arches. Its vertebrae were rhachitomous with an enlarged intercentrum and small, paired pleurocentra. The bones...
- rachitomi. During the early twentieth century, paleontologists considered rhachitomous temnospondyls to be the descendants of embolomeres, and Steen considered...
- formations from the southwest United States. They are the most common rhachitomous amphibian fossil found in Wolfcampian age formations (~295-280 mya.)...
- Paleontology portal Chase, J.N. (1965). "Neldasaurus wrightae, a new rhachitomous labyrinthodont from the Texas Lower Permian". Bulletin of the Museum...
- (1943). Romer, Alfred S.; Witter, Robert V. (1942). "Edops, a Primitive Rhachitomous Amphibian from the Texas Red Beds". The Journal of Geology. 50 (8): 925–960...
- possessed rhachitomous vertebrae, in which the pleurocentrum dominates in size in each vertebra compared to the intercentrum. These "rhachitomous" vertebrae...
- compared to other mastodonsaurids. The vertebrae of Stanocephalosaurus are rhachitomous, with a neural arch and a bipartite centrum that is divided into a large...