Anatomy of a Foetus of Balaenoptera Borealis
Anatomy of a Foetus of Balaenoptera Borealis
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Rostrata (= acuto-rostrata), he quotes Carte and Mac- Alister as finding it in contact also with the squamosal. As a matter of literal fact they say mastoid, but as this is inconceivable, I prefer with Dwight to take their meaning to be squa- mosal. As this region of the skull is highly specialized and in the adult many of the sutures are obliterated, it is not surprising that attempts at its analysis on the basis of adult material alone should have been largely erroneous. The matter is much si...mpler in the light of deBurlet's 3 fine studies of the chondrocranium in Cetacea, which have revealed the small size and cylindrical form of the ala temporalis. In his reconstruction of B. Rostrata ( = acuto-rostrata) this process, which corresponds in shape and position closely with that of this foetus, projects freely into the wide fenestra sphenoparietalis, its extremity approaching close to the orbitoparietal commissure. It is therefore evident, that, when the fenestra is closed by the development of membrane bones, their margins will come in contact with the ala temporalis, the extremity of which will appear in the definitive temporal fossa as is usual in mammals, the peculiarity of the Cetacean skull consisting merely in the small size of the ala temporalis (alisphenoid) .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rostrata (= acuto-rostrata), he quotes Carte and Mac- Alister as finding it in contact also with the squamosal. As a matter of literal fact they say mastoid, but as this is inconceivable, I prefer with Dwight to take their meaning to be squa- mosal. As this region of the skull is highly specialized and in the adult many of the sutures are obliterated, it is not surprising that attempts at its analysis on the basis of adult material alone should have been largely erroneous. The matter is much si...mpler in the light of deBurlet's 3 fine studies of the chondrocranium in Cetacea, which have revealed the small size and cylindrical form of the ala temporalis. In his reconstruction of B. Rostrata ( = acuto-rostrata) this process, which corresponds in shape and position closely with that of this foetus, projects freely into the wide fenestra sphenoparietalis, its extremity approaching close to the orbitoparietal commissure. It is therefore evident, that, when the fenestra is closed by the development of membrane bones, their margins will come in contact with the ala temporalis, the extremity of which will appear in the definitive temporal fossa as is usual in mammals, the peculiarity of the Cetacean skull consisting merely in the small size of the ala temporalis (alisphenoid) .
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