The Osteology of the Steganopodes
The Osteology of the Steganopodes
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The orbits are large, being con- tinuously circular in front and above, the curve extending from the very short post- frontal process to the lower end of the lacrymal bone. No osseous septum divides these cavities, and a large, median, heart-shaped foramen occupies the central part of the anterior wall of the brain-cavity, from which, during life, the olfactory nerves pass out. Below this another median opening exists, of no inconsiderable size. It is the anterior common aperture of the optic n...erves, and it is flanked upon either side by a vertical, scale-like flake of bone, extending forwards. The parial grooves 'for the first pair of nerves faintly mark the orbital roof above ; each one leads to a corresponding foramen found over either pars piano, in front. A pars plana or ethmoidal wing is oblong in form, and taken in connection with the lacrymal, makes a very complete osseous partition standing between the eye-socket and rhinal cavity. The mesethmoid is small, and is earned forward for a short distance as a thin median plate of bone, with a free anterior, thin edge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The orbits are large, being con- tinuously circular in front and above, the curve extending from the very short post- frontal process to the lower end of the lacrymal bone. No osseous septum divides these cavities, and a large, median, heart-shaped foramen occupies the central part of the anterior wall of the brain-cavity, from which, during life, the olfactory nerves pass out. Below this another median opening exists, of no inconsiderable size. It is the anterior common aperture of the optic n...erves, and it is flanked upon either side by a vertical, scale-like flake of bone, extending forwards. The parial grooves 'for the first pair of nerves faintly mark the orbital roof above ; each one leads to a corresponding foramen found over either pars piano, in front. A pars plana or ethmoidal wing is oblong in form, and taken in connection with the lacrymal, makes a very complete osseous partition standing between the eye-socket and rhinal cavity. The mesethmoid is small, and is earned forward for a short distance as a thin median plate of bone, with a free anterior, thin edge.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert W Robert Wilson Shufeldt to read onlineMoreLess
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