Text book of Vertebrate Zoology
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291. Base of skull of alligator, showing the single occipital condyle. Bo, basioccipital ; l>s, basisphenoid ; eo, exoccipital ; et, opening of Eustachian tube ; fm t foramen magnum ; pao, paroccipital ; //, pterygoid ; q, quadrate ; qj, . Quadratojugal ; sq, squamosal ; tr, transversum.
formation to a varying extent. The mandible consists of a single cartilage bone, the articulare, and at most five membrane bones, dentary, splenial, coronoid, angulare, and surangulare. The cervical ribs are us...ually well developed, the neck passing insen- sibly into the thorax. The ovarian ducts have their inner ends entire as in the ichthyopsida.
The sauropsida contains the Reptilia and the Aves.
SUB-CLASS I. REPTILIA.
Cold-blooded amniotes ; the external surface of the body (except in a few fossil forms) covered with horny epidermal, scales or bony dermal plates ; anterior appendages, when present, ambulatory (except in pterodactyls), the carpals and meta- carpals numerous ; sacral vertebrae usually two ; pubic and is- chiadic bones united by symphysis, except in some dinosaurs ; persisting right and left aortic arches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
291. Base of skull of alligator, showing the single occipital condyle. Bo, basioccipital ; l>s, basisphenoid ; eo, exoccipital ; et, opening of Eustachian tube ; fm t foramen magnum ; pao, paroccipital ; //, pterygoid ; q, quadrate ; qj, . Quadratojugal ; sq, squamosal ; tr, transversum.
formation to a varying extent. The mandible consists of a single cartilage bone, the articulare, and at most five membrane bones, dentary, splenial, coronoid, angulare, and surangulare. The cervical ribs are us...ually well developed, the neck passing insen- sibly into the thorax. The ovarian ducts have their inner ends entire as in the ichthyopsida.
The sauropsida contains the Reptilia and the Aves.
SUB-CLASS I. REPTILIA.
Cold-blooded amniotes ; the external surface of the body (except in a few fossil forms) covered with horny epidermal, scales or bony dermal plates ; anterior appendages, when present, ambulatory (except in pterodactyls), the carpals and meta- carpals numerous ; sacral vertebrae usually two ; pubic and is- chiadic bones united by symphysis, except in some dinosaurs ; persisting right and left aortic arches.
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