Notes On the Osteology And Myology of the Domestic Fowl (Gallus Domesticus) for the Use of Colleges And Schools of Comparative Anatomy And for the Independent Zoological Student
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In this case the 66 OSTEOLOGY.
malar has no connection whatever with the maxillary. The office of the malar is to transmit the motions of the tympan- ic bone to the maxillarj'. In the skull of the hawk the posterior extremity of the malar is attached to the postor- bital process by a strong ligament which is about one-fourth of an inch long. In the same skull, a wide process extends from the anterior extremity- of the malar inwards, and is fused with the turbinated bone. Also tthe anterior extr...em- ity of the malar in the skull of the owl, is united with the turbinated bone. But in the latter case, the union is direct and not by means of a process as in the former.
SUPERIOR MAXILLARY.
In the adult skull this bone is so closely united with the contiguous bones that its limits cannot be defined. Anteri- orly it insensibly blends with the posterior extremity of the mandibular process of the premaxillary. Posteriorly it unites with the malar, palatine, and inferior extremity of the nasal. Indeed the superior maxillary is only an osseous connection between these bones.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In this case the 66 OSTEOLOGY.
malar has no connection whatever with the maxillary. The office of the malar is to transmit the motions of the tympan- ic bone to the maxillarj'. In the skull of the hawk the posterior extremity of the malar is attached to the postor- bital process by a strong ligament which is about one-fourth of an inch long. In the same skull, a wide process extends from the anterior extremity- of the malar inwards, and is fused with the turbinated bone. Also tthe anterior extr...em- ity of the malar in the skull of the owl, is united with the turbinated bone. But in the latter case, the union is direct and not by means of a process as in the former.
SUPERIOR MAXILLARY.
In the adult skull this bone is so closely united with the contiguous bones that its limits cannot be defined. Anteri- orly it insensibly blends with the posterior extremity of the mandibular process of the premaxillary. Posteriorly it unites with the malar, palatine, and inferior extremity of the nasal. Indeed the superior maxillary is only an osseous connection between these bones.
What to read after Notes On the Osteology And Myology of the Domestic Fowl (Gallus Domesticus) for the Use of Colleges And Schools of Comparative Anatomy And for the Independent Zoological Student?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Victor C Victor Clarence Vaughan to read onlineMoreLess
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