A Students Text book of Zoology volume 2
A Students Text book of Zoology volume 2
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premaxilla is small, unpaired, and only connected with the maxilla by ligament. (5) The temporal arcades are absent : the postfrontal is not directly connected with the squamosal, and there is no jugal or quadrato-jugal ; the geckos and amphis- baenids among lizards present approximations in these respects. (6) The palatines do not unite directly with the vomers or with the base of the skull. They are joined behind to the pterygoids, which are connected with the maxillae by long fcranspalatine ...SKULL. 359 bones and posteriorly with the highly mobile quadrates. (7) There is no parietal foramen. (8) The rami of the lower jaw are not united at the symphysis but connected only by an elastic ligament.
The supraoccipital does not enter into the foramen magnum (Fig. 197 A, Osp). The parietal is unpaired and sends down lateral processes which articulate with the basisphenoid. The frontals are paired and send down lateral processes which unite with one another on the floor of the skull dorsal to the basi- sphenoidal rostrum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
premaxilla is small, unpaired, and only connected with the maxilla by ligament. (5) The temporal arcades are absent : the postfrontal is not directly connected with the squamosal, and there is no jugal or quadrato-jugal ; the geckos and amphis- baenids among lizards present approximations in these respects. (6) The palatines do not unite directly with the vomers or with the base of the skull. They are joined behind to the pterygoids, which are connected with the maxillae by long fcranspalatine ...SKULL. 359 bones and posteriorly with the highly mobile quadrates. (7) There is no parietal foramen. (8) The rami of the lower jaw are not united at the symphysis but connected only by an elastic ligament.
The supraoccipital does not enter into the foramen magnum (Fig. 197 A, Osp). The parietal is unpaired and sends down lateral processes which articulate with the basisphenoid. The frontals are paired and send down lateral processes which unite with one another on the floor of the skull dorsal to the basi- sphenoidal rostrum.
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