The Skeleton of the Black Bass
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r.), will come away and separate from each other. This leaves the cranium all in one solid piece as shown in fig. 1. This, as has likewise been said, is composed of its own bony cranial segments, which require more protracted maceration to sepa- rate them.. This cranium, and many fish possess one a good deal like it, is of a pyramidal form, the base being formed by the occiput and the apex by the vomer («o), which is here produced downwards as a j)rominent beak, being rounded in front, and thic...kly studded with fine teeth upon its inferior surface.
A very noticeable feature of the cranium are the orbits. These are large and in no way separated from each other by an osseous medio-longitudinal plane standing between them. Above, they have a wide, arched roof, concave from before, back- wards; while below there is but the median rod, composed principally of the vomer (ro.) and the parasphenoid (Pr. 8.). Other bones entering into the bounding walls of the orbits are the frontals above [Fr.), the prefrontals anteriorly (Pr/.),the alisphenoids {As.), and the postfrontal {Ptf.).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
r.), will come away and separate from each other. This leaves the cranium all in one solid piece as shown in fig. 1. This, as has likewise been said, is composed of its own bony cranial segments, which require more protracted maceration to sepa- rate them.. This cranium, and many fish possess one a good deal like it, is of a pyramidal form, the base being formed by the occiput and the apex by the vomer («o), which is here produced downwards as a j)rominent beak, being rounded in front, and thic...kly studded with fine teeth upon its inferior surface.
A very noticeable feature of the cranium are the orbits. These are large and in no way separated from each other by an osseous medio-longitudinal plane standing between them. Above, they have a wide, arched roof, concave from before, back- wards; while below there is but the median rod, composed principally of the vomer (ro.) and the parasphenoid (Pr. 8.). Other bones entering into the bounding walls of the orbits are the frontals above [Fr.), the prefrontals anteriorly (Pr/.),the alisphenoids {As.), and the postfrontal {Ptf.).
What to read after The Skeleton of the Black Bass?
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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