Fukurokuju, c. 1700, Ogata Kōrin, Japanese, 1658 - 1716, 8 3/8 x 10 1/8 in. (21.27 x 25.72 cm), Ink on paper, Japan, 17th-18th century, Fukurokuju is one of the Seven Gods of Good Fortune (Shichi fukujin), a group of deities adopted into Japanese mythology from China as early as the 15th century. Fukurokuju's distinguishing feature is an elongated cranium, probably suggesting the vast wisdom he accumulated over his long life. Because Fukurokuju was emblematic of longevity, this charming painting of him would have been appropriate to display at tea gatherings Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/fukurokuju-c-1700-ogata-krin-japanese-1658-1716-8-38-x-10-18-in-2127-x-2572-cm-ink-on-paper-japan-17th-18th-century-fukurokuju-is-one-of-the-seven-gods-of-good-fortune-shichi-fukujin-a-group-of-deities-adopted-into-japanese-mythology-from-china-as-early-as-the-15th-century-fukurokujus-distinguishing-feature-is-an-elongated-cranium-probably-suggesting-the-vast-wisdom-he-accumulated-over-his-long-life-because-fukurokuju-was-emblematic-of-longevity-this-charming-painting-of-him-would-have-been-appropriate-to-display-at-tea-gatherings-image573479775.html
RM2T9078F–Fukurokuju, c. 1700, Ogata Kōrin, Japanese, 1658 - 1716, 8 3/8 x 10 1/8 in. (21.27 x 25.72 cm), Ink on paper, Japan, 17th-18th century, Fukurokuju is one of the Seven Gods of Good Fortune (Shichi fukujin), a group of deities adopted into Japanese mythology from China as early as the 15th century. Fukurokuju's distinguishing feature is an elongated cranium, probably suggesting the vast wisdom he accumulated over his long life. Because Fukurokuju was emblematic of longevity, this charming painting of him would have been appropriate to display at tea gatherings
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RMRTJ515–Elongated Human Skull - Costa Rica
Elongated skull of the ancient civilization on display at the Regional Museum of Ica Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-elongated-skull-of-the-ancient-civilization-on-display-at-the-regional-112493716.html
RMGF0ETM–Elongated skull of the ancient civilization on display at the Regional Museum of Ica
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RM2PPCPN2–newborn baby with elongated head following prolonged labour
A deformed skull of a Nazcan (Nazca Ica - Perou). Crâne déformé d'un Nazcan (Nazca Ica - Pérou). Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-a-deformed-skull-of-a-nazcan-nazca-ica-perou-crne-dform-dun-nazcan-16489295.html
RMAW79XT–A deformed skull of a Nazcan (Nazca Ica - Perou). Crâne déformé d'un Nazcan (Nazca Ica - Pérou).
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RM2HWW2RE–newborn baby with elongated skull following long and difficult labour
A distorted skull of a Nazcan (Nazca Ica - Peru). Crâne déformé d'un Nazcan (Nazca Ica - Pérou). Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-distorted-skull-of-a-nazcan-nazca-ica-peru-crne-dform-dun-nazcan-image6516057.html
RMA5XMNA–A distorted skull of a Nazcan (Nazca Ica - Peru). Crâne déformé d'un Nazcan (Nazca Ica - Pérou).
Shoulao ca. 1735–40 Chantilly This porcelain figure depicts Shoulao, the Daoist god of longevity. Along with Fuxing (god of happiness and good fortune) and Luxing (god of wealth), Shoulao was frequently portrayed in paintings and on ceramic vessels beginning with the Ming dynasty (1368–1644) in China,[1] during which time three-dimensional ceramic depictions of him began to appear as well.[2] Shoulao’s most recognizable attribute is his elongated bald cranium, which symbolizes wisdom and long life. As in this example, representations of Shoulao commonly portray him as a smiling old man, his ag Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/shoulao-ca-173540-chantilly-this-porcelain-figure-depicts-shoulao-the-daoist-god-of-longevity-along-with-fuxing-god-of-happiness-and-good-fortune-and-luxing-god-of-wealth-shoulao-was-frequently-portrayed-in-paintings-and-on-ceramic-vessels-beginning-with-the-ming-dynasty-13681644-in-china-1-during-which-time-three-dimensional-ceramic-depictions-of-him-began-to-appear-as-well-2-shoulaos-most-recognizable-attribute-is-his-elongated-bald-cranium-which-symbolizes-wisdom-and-long-life-as-in-this-example-representations-of-shoulao-commonly-portray-him-as-a-smiling-old-man-his-ag-image458005314.html
RM2HH3XCJ–Shoulao ca. 1735–40 Chantilly This porcelain figure depicts Shoulao, the Daoist god of longevity. Along with Fuxing (god of happiness and good fortune) and Luxing (god of wealth), Shoulao was frequently portrayed in paintings and on ceramic vessels beginning with the Ming dynasty (1368–1644) in China,[1] during which time three-dimensional ceramic depictions of him began to appear as well.[2] Shoulao’s most recognizable attribute is his elongated bald cranium, which symbolizes wisdom and long life. As in this example, representations of Shoulao commonly portray him as a smiling old man, his ag
A Nazcan's mummy photographed at the cemetery of Chauchilla (Peru). Momie d'un Nazcan photographiée au cimetière de Chauchilla. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-nazcans-mummy-photographed-at-the-cemetery-of-chauchilla-peru-momie-image6970287.html
RFA8Y6K0–A Nazcan's mummy photographed at the cemetery of Chauchilla (Peru). Momie d'un Nazcan photographiée au cimetière de Chauchilla.
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RM2PNRYCM–midwife of west indian origin measuring fetal head circumference of newborn baby with elongated head due to prolonged labour
Elongated Human alien hybrid skull. 3d render Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/elongated-human-alien-hybrid-skull-3d-render-image546634002.html
RM2PN996X–Elongated Human alien hybrid skull. 3d render
. A monograph on the anatidae, or duck tribe. ANATINB.] 44 The proportions of the skeleton are:—Depth of the keel to the length of the sternum as 1 to5. Breadth of the pelvis to its length as 1 to 1 4-5ths. Length of femur to that of tibia as 1 toIf. Depth of cranium to its length as 1 to 2j. Affinity. The elongated lamellae ally this genus to the two preceding. It appears.,indeed, to be precisely intermediate between them and the following.. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-monograph-on-the-anatidae-or-duck-tribe-anatinb-44-the-proportions-of-the-skeleton-aredepth-of-the-keel-to-the-length-of-the-sternum-as-1-to5-breadth-of-the-pelvis-to-its-length-as-1-to-1-4-5ths-length-of-femur-to-that-of-tibia-as-1-toif-depth-of-cranium-to-its-length-as-1-to-2j-affinity-the-elongated-lamellae-ally-this-genus-to-the-two-preceding-it-appearsindeed-to-be-precisely-intermediate-between-them-and-the-following-image336880275.html
RM2AG266B–. A monograph on the anatidae, or duck tribe. ANATINB.] 44 The proportions of the skeleton are:—Depth of the keel to the length of the sternum as 1 to5. Breadth of the pelvis to its length as 1 to 1 4-5ths. Length of femur to that of tibia as 1 toIf. Depth of cranium to its length as 1 to 2j. Affinity. The elongated lamellae ally this genus to the two preceding. It appears.,indeed, to be precisely intermediate between them and the following..
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RFPAHF5H–Woman's hand holding Quartz Carved Elongated Mayan Alien Crystal Skull at the sunrise in front of the lake.
. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. Cranium i>f Cranium of Phyllostoma. The jugal bone is small in most of the bats and very strait. The superior maxillary bone is considerably elongated in this order, particularly in. the frugivorous genera. The difference in this respect which exists between the frugivorous and insectivorous forms is shewn in the cranium of a Pteropus belonging to the former (Jig. 281, 282, 283), and a Phyllostoma to the latter group (Jig. 284, 285, 286). In the former case, the portion occupied by the teeth fully equals in length the Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-cyclopdia-of-anatomy-and-physiology-anatomy-physiology-zoology-cranium-igtf-cranium-of-phyllostoma-the-jugal-bone-is-small-in-most-of-the-bats-and-very-strait-the-superior-maxillary-bone-is-considerably-elongated-in-this-order-particularly-in-the-frugivorous-genera-the-difference-in-this-respect-which-exists-between-the-frugivorous-and-insectivorous-forms-is-shewn-in-the-cranium-of-a-pteropus-belonging-to-the-former-jig-281-282-283-and-a-phyllostoma-to-the-latter-group-jig-284-285-286-in-the-former-case-the-portion-occupied-by-the-teeth-fully-equals-in-length-the-image216210903.html
RMPFN75Y–. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. Cranium i>f Cranium of Phyllostoma. The jugal bone is small in most of the bats and very strait. The superior maxillary bone is considerably elongated in this order, particularly in. the frugivorous genera. The difference in this respect which exists between the frugivorous and insectivorous forms is shewn in the cranium of a Pteropus belonging to the former (Jig. 281, 282, 283), and a Phyllostoma to the latter group (Jig. 284, 285, 286). In the former case, the portion occupied by the teeth fully equals in length the
Shaving Fukurokuju from a Ladder, first half 18th century, Unknown Japanese, 24 1/8 x 9 1/8in. (61.3 x 23.2cm), Hanging scroll; ink and color on paper, Japan, 18th century, Daikoku and Fukurokuju are included among the Seven Gods of Good Fortune. Daikoku is associated with agriculture and is worshiped as a god of the fields. Fukurokuju, the god of longevity, is distinguished by his extremely elongated cranium, probably meant to suggest the vast wisdom he accumulated over his long life Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/shaving-fukurokuju-from-a-ladder-first-half-18th-century-unknown-japanese-24-18-x-9-18in-613-x-232cm-hanging-scroll-ink-and-color-on-paper-japan-18th-century-daikoku-and-fukurokuju-are-included-among-the-seven-gods-of-good-fortune-daikoku-is-associated-with-agriculture-and-is-worshiped-as-a-god-of-the-fields-fukurokuju-the-god-of-longevity-is-distinguished-by-his-extremely-elongated-cranium-probably-meant-to-suggest-the-vast-wisdom-he-accumulated-over-his-long-life-image573503680.html
RM2T919P8–Shaving Fukurokuju from a Ladder, first half 18th century, Unknown Japanese, 24 1/8 x 9 1/8in. (61.3 x 23.2cm), Hanging scroll; ink and color on paper, Japan, 18th century, Daikoku and Fukurokuju are included among the Seven Gods of Good Fortune. Daikoku is associated with agriculture and is worshiped as a god of the fields. Fukurokuju, the god of longevity, is distinguished by his extremely elongated cranium, probably meant to suggest the vast wisdom he accumulated over his long life
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RMGF0ETE–Elongated skull of the ancient civilization on display at the Regional Museum of Ica
The stone showing the elongated human head can be found in the Paracas history museum Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-the-stone-showing-the-elongated-human-head-can-be-found-in-the-paracas-112493823.html
RMGF0F0F–The stone showing the elongated human head can be found in the Paracas history museum
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RM2PNRY0Y–midwife of west indian origin bathing newborn baby
Alien skull. Elongated extraterrestrial skull. 3d render illustration Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/alien-skull-elongated-extraterrestrial-skull-3d-render-illustration-image546634686.html
RM2PN9A3A–Alien skull. Elongated extraterrestrial skull. 3d render illustration
. A monograph on the anatidae, or duck tribe. produced in front, and not continued to theposterior margin ; posterior margin furnished with two fissures narrowed posteriorly, each inte-riorly large, and oval; or with two foramina on each side, much broader posteriorly than anteriorly.Ribs extending far backwards, with the processes on the posterior margin arcuated or bifid atthe extremity. Coracoid process slightly elongated anteriorly. Os furcatum with the rami archedin front, more so above. Pelvis of moderate width, long. Cranium at the occiput higher thanbroad. Type. Fuligula. Habit. Aquati Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-monograph-on-the-anatidae-or-duck-tribe-produced-in-front-and-not-continued-to-theposterior-margin-posterior-margin-furnished-with-two-fissures-narrowed-posteriorly-each-inte-riorly-large-and-oval-or-with-two-foramina-on-each-side-much-broader-posteriorly-than-anteriorlyribs-extending-far-backwards-with-the-processes-on-the-posterior-margin-arcuated-or-bifid-atthe-extremity-coracoid-process-slightly-elongated-anteriorly-os-furcatum-with-the-rami-archedin-front-more-so-above-pelvis-of-moderate-width-long-cranium-at-the-occiput-higher-thanbroad-type-fuligula-habit-aquati-image336878969.html
RM2AG24FN–. A monograph on the anatidae, or duck tribe. produced in front, and not continued to theposterior margin ; posterior margin furnished with two fissures narrowed posteriorly, each inte-riorly large, and oval; or with two foramina on each side, much broader posteriorly than anteriorly.Ribs extending far backwards, with the processes on the posterior margin arcuated or bifid atthe extremity. Coracoid process slightly elongated anteriorly. Os furcatum with the rami archedin front, more so above. Pelvis of moderate width, long. Cranium at the occiput higher thanbroad. Type. Fuligula. Habit. Aquati
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RFPAHF72–Woman's hand holding Quartz Carved Elongated Mayan Alien Crystal Skull at the sunrise in front of the lake.
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RMGF0F0M–The stone showing the elongated human head can be found in the Paracas history museum
A treatise on zoology . ry incomplete and moremodified even than in the next family ; few can be recognised (Fig. 294).On the other hand, the mouth and jaws with minute teeth are morenormally developed (Bridge [52], Allis [18]). Elongated frontals,parietals, and nasals cover the cranium above ; an interrupted .series ofmedian bones runs forwards on the rostrum, but not behind the orbits. 3i8 A CIPENSEROIDEI The postfrontals ami pterotic seem to have fused, and beliind themcomes an enormous post-temporal. The bones at the side are stillfurther reduced than in Acifenaer. The operculum and subope Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-treatise-on-zoology-ry-incomplete-and-moremodified-even-than-in-the-next-family-few-can-be-recognised-fig-294on-the-other-hand-the-mouth-and-jaws-with-minute-teeth-are-morenormally-developed-bridge-52-allis-18-elongated-frontalsparietals-and-nasals-cover-the-cranium-above-an-interrupted-series-ofmedian-bones-runs-forwards-on-the-rostrum-but-not-behind-the-orbits-3i8-a-cipenseroidei-the-postfrontals-ami-pterotic-seem-to-have-fused-and-beliind-themcomes-an-enormous-post-temporal-the-bones-at-the-side-are-stillfurther-reduced-than-in-acifenaer-the-operculum-and-subope-image338282234.html
RM2AJA2CA–A treatise on zoology . ry incomplete and moremodified even than in the next family ; few can be recognised (Fig. 294).On the other hand, the mouth and jaws with minute teeth are morenormally developed (Bridge [52], Allis [18]). Elongated frontals,parietals, and nasals cover the cranium above ; an interrupted .series ofmedian bones runs forwards on the rostrum, but not behind the orbits. 3i8 A CIPENSEROIDEI The postfrontals ami pterotic seem to have fused, and beliind themcomes an enormous post-temporal. The bones at the side are stillfurther reduced than in Acifenaer. The operculum and subope
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RFPAHF84–Woman's hand holding Quartz Carved Elongated Mayan Alien Crystal Skull at the sunrise in front of the lake.
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RMGF0F0C–Elongate skull of ancient Paracas human shown at the Paracas History Museum
. Geological magazine. Fig. 1.—Skull of Biplodoeus longiis, Marsh (one-sixth nat. size. Side view). The Skull.—The skull of Biplodoeus is of moderate size. Theposterior region is elevated, and narrow. The facial portion is elongate,and the anterior part expanded transversely. The nasal opening is atthe apes of the cranium, which from this point slopes backward tothe occiput. In front of this aperture, the elongated face slopesgradually downward to the end of muzzle, as represented in Pigure 1. Seen from the side, the skull of Diplodocus shows five openings : asmall oval aperture in front (a), Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/geological-magazine-fig-1skull-of-biplodoeus-longiis-marsh-one-sixth-nat-size-side-view-the-skullthe-skull-of-biplodoeus-is-of-moderate-size-theposterior-region-is-elevated-and-narrow-the-facial-portion-is-elongateand-the-anterior-part-expanded-transversely-the-nasal-opening-is-atthe-apes-of-the-cranium-which-from-this-point-slopes-backward-tothe-occiput-in-front-of-this-aperture-the-elongated-face-slopesgradually-downward-to-the-end-of-muzzle-as-represented-in-pigure-1-seen-from-the-side-the-skull-of-diplodocus-shows-five-openings-asmall-oval-aperture-in-front-a-image370520088.html
RM2CEPJ48–. Geological magazine. Fig. 1.—Skull of Biplodoeus longiis, Marsh (one-sixth nat. size. Side view). The Skull.—The skull of Biplodoeus is of moderate size. Theposterior region is elevated, and narrow. The facial portion is elongate,and the anterior part expanded transversely. The nasal opening is atthe apes of the cranium, which from this point slopes backward tothe occiput. In front of this aperture, the elongated face slopesgradually downward to the end of muzzle, as represented in Pigure 1. Seen from the side, the skull of Diplodocus shows five openings : asmall oval aperture in front (a),
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RFPAHF6C–Woman's hand holding Quartz Carved Elongated Mayan Alien Crystal Skull at the sunrise in front of the lake.
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RMGF0F0W–Elongate skull of ancient Paracas human shown at the Paracas History Museum
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RMGF0EMF–Artifact on display at Museo Didactico Antonini in Nazco town.
. An introduction to the osteology of the mammalia . floc-culus, sends out a large expansion(pterotic), forming a portion ofthe cranial wall between thesquamosal, parietal, and occipital,the lower and hinder part at leastof which corresponds with themastoid portion. Each ramus of the mandible isa mere slender stvle, without any j j ascending portion, and with butrudiments of coronoid processand angle. The condyle is veryFIG. 74.-Under surface of cranium small, elongated from before rVwTrrk nnrl vprv mrrnw ckwai is, ana ery narrow. The hvnifl /Ficr ^cMnqc; a wplll rlS 75) 113& a VV£ pterygoi Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-introduction-to-the-osteology-of-the-mammalia-floc-culus-sends-out-a-large-expansionpterotic-forming-a-portion-ofthe-cranial-wall-between-thesquamosal-parietal-and-occipitalthe-lower-and-hinder-part-at-leastof-which-corresponds-with-themastoid-portion-each-ramus-of-the-mandible-isa-mere-slender-stvle-without-any-j-j-ascending-portion-and-with-butrudiments-of-coronoid-processand-angle-the-condyle-is-veryfig-74-under-surface-of-cranium-small-elongated-from-before-rvwtrrk-nnrl-vprv-mrrnw-ckwai-is-ana-ery-narrow-the-hvnifl-ficr-cmnqc-a-wplll-rls-75-113-a-vv-pterygoi-image369739615.html
RM2CDF2J7–. An introduction to the osteology of the mammalia . floc-culus, sends out a large expansion(pterotic), forming a portion ofthe cranial wall between thesquamosal, parietal, and occipital,the lower and hinder part at leastof which corresponds with themastoid portion. Each ramus of the mandible isa mere slender stvle, without any j j ascending portion, and with butrudiments of coronoid processand angle. The condyle is veryFIG. 74.-Under surface of cranium small, elongated from before rVwTrrk nnrl vprv mrrnw ckwai is, ana ery narrow. The hvnifl /Ficr ^cMnqc; a wplll rlS 75) 113& a VV£ pterygoi
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RFPAHF4D–Woman's hand holding Quartz Carved Elongated Mayan Alien Crystal Skull at the sunrise in front of the lake.
. The comparative anatomy of the domesticated animals. Veterinary anatomy. 38 THE BONES. tuberosities placed on each side of the perpendicular lamina, and offering for study a middle portion, a base, and a summit. Each of these is formed by an assemblage of numerous, extremely thin, osseous plates, curved into small and very fragile convolutions. These, elongated from above to below, become lonf^er as they are more anterior ; they are attached by their superior extremities to the transverse plate which separates the cranium from the nasal cavities, and by one of their borders to a thin leaf of Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-comparative-anatomy-of-the-domesticated-animals-veterinary-anatomy-38-the-bones-tuberosities-placed-on-each-side-of-the-perpendicular-lamina-and-offering-for-study-a-middle-portion-a-base-and-a-summit-each-of-these-is-formed-by-an-assemblage-of-numerous-extremely-thin-osseous-plates-curved-into-small-and-very-fragile-convolutions-these-elongated-from-above-to-below-become-lonfer-as-they-are-more-anterior-they-are-attached-by-their-superior-extremities-to-the-transverse-plate-which-separates-the-cranium-from-the-nasal-cavities-and-by-one-of-their-borders-to-a-thin-leaf-of-image232681334.html
RMREFFBJ–. The comparative anatomy of the domesticated animals. Veterinary anatomy. 38 THE BONES. tuberosities placed on each side of the perpendicular lamina, and offering for study a middle portion, a base, and a summit. Each of these is formed by an assemblage of numerous, extremely thin, osseous plates, curved into small and very fragile convolutions. These, elongated from above to below, become lonf^er as they are more anterior ; they are attached by their superior extremities to the transverse plate which separates the cranium from the nasal cavities, and by one of their borders to a thin leaf of
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. Catalogue of the fossil Reptilia and Amphibia in the British Museum (Natural history) ... By Richard Lydekker ... Reptiles, Fossil; Amphibians, Fossil. PTEEODACTYLID^:. 5 Pterodactylus antiquus (Sommerring !). Syn. Ornithocephalus antiquus, Sommerring 2. I^terodactylus longirostris, Cuvier3. Ornithoceplialus longirostris, Wagler 4. Macrotrachelus longirostris, Giebel5. This is the type species, and is of medium size; the length of the cranium in the type specimen is 0,107, and that of the entire skeleton about 0,300. Typically the neck and rostrum are much elongated, and the teeth do not ext Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/catalogue-of-the-fossil-reptilia-and-amphibia-in-the-british-museum-natural-history-by-richard-lydekker-reptiles-fossil-amphibians-fossil-pteeodactylid-5-pterodactylus-antiquus-sommerring-!-syn-ornithocephalus-antiquus-sommerring-2-iterodactylus-longirostris-cuvier3-ornithoceplialus-longirostris-wagler-4-macrotrachelus-longirostris-giebel5-this-is-the-type-species-and-is-of-medium-size-the-length-of-the-cranium-in-the-type-specimen-is-0107-and-that-of-the-entire-skeleton-about-0300-typically-the-neck-and-rostrum-are-much-elongated-and-the-teeth-do-not-ext-image233005207.html
RMRF28EF–. Catalogue of the fossil Reptilia and Amphibia in the British Museum (Natural history) ... By Richard Lydekker ... Reptiles, Fossil; Amphibians, Fossil. PTEEODACTYLID^:. 5 Pterodactylus antiquus (Sommerring !). Syn. Ornithocephalus antiquus, Sommerring 2. I^terodactylus longirostris, Cuvier3. Ornithoceplialus longirostris, Wagler 4. Macrotrachelus longirostris, Giebel5. This is the type species, and is of medium size; the length of the cranium in the type specimen is 0,107, and that of the entire skeleton about 0,300. Typically the neck and rostrum are much elongated, and the teeth do not ext
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. The comparative anatomy of the domesticated animals. Veterinary anatomy. 88 THE BONES. tuberosities placed on each side of the perpendicular lamina, and offering for study a middle portion, a base, and a summit Each of these is formed by an assemblage of. numerous, extremely thin, osseous plates, curved into small and very fragile convolutions. These, elongated from above to below, become longer as they are more anterior; they are attached by their superior extremities to the transverse plate which separates the cranium from the nasal cavities, and by one of their borders to a thin leaf of b Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-comparative-anatomy-of-the-domesticated-animals-veterinary-anatomy-88-the-bones-tuberosities-placed-on-each-side-of-the-perpendicular-lamina-and-offering-for-study-a-middle-portion-a-base-and-a-summit-each-of-these-is-formed-by-an-assemblage-of-numerous-extremely-thin-osseous-plates-curved-into-small-and-very-fragile-convolutions-these-elongated-from-above-to-below-become-longer-as-they-are-more-anterior-they-are-attached-by-their-superior-extremities-to-the-transverse-plate-which-separates-the-cranium-from-the-nasal-cavities-and-by-one-of-their-borders-to-a-thin-leaf-of-b-image237850596.html
RMRPY0T4–. The comparative anatomy of the domesticated animals. Veterinary anatomy. 88 THE BONES. tuberosities placed on each side of the perpendicular lamina, and offering for study a middle portion, a base, and a summit Each of these is formed by an assemblage of. numerous, extremely thin, osseous plates, curved into small and very fragile convolutions. These, elongated from above to below, become longer as they are more anterior; they are attached by their superior extremities to the transverse plate which separates the cranium from the nasal cavities, and by one of their borders to a thin leaf of b
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. The comparative anatomy of the domesticated animals. Veterinary anatomy. tuberosities placed on each side of the perpendiciilar lamina, and offering for study a middle portion, a base, and a summit. Bach of these is formed by an assemblage of numerous, extremely thin, osseous plates, curved into small and very fragile convolutions. These, elongated from above to below, become longer as they are more anterior; they are attached by their superior extremities to the transverse plate which separates the cranium from the nasal cavities, and by one of their borders to a thin leaf of bone which env Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-comparative-anatomy-of-the-domesticated-animals-veterinary-anatomy-tuberosities-placed-on-each-side-of-the-perpendiciilar-lamina-and-offering-for-study-a-middle-portion-a-base-and-a-summit-bach-of-these-is-formed-by-an-assemblage-of-numerous-extremely-thin-osseous-plates-curved-into-small-and-very-fragile-convolutions-these-elongated-from-above-to-below-become-longer-as-they-are-more-anterior-they-are-attached-by-their-superior-extremities-to-the-transverse-plate-which-separates-the-cranium-from-the-nasal-cavities-and-by-one-of-their-borders-to-a-thin-leaf-of-bone-which-env-image232453425.html
RMRE54M1–. The comparative anatomy of the domesticated animals. Veterinary anatomy. tuberosities placed on each side of the perpendiciilar lamina, and offering for study a middle portion, a base, and a summit. Bach of these is formed by an assemblage of numerous, extremely thin, osseous plates, curved into small and very fragile convolutions. These, elongated from above to below, become longer as they are more anterior; they are attached by their superior extremities to the transverse plate which separates the cranium from the nasal cavities, and by one of their borders to a thin leaf of bone which env
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. Catalogue of the fossil Reptilia and Amphibia in the British Museum (Natural history) ... By Richard Lydekker ... Reptiles, Fossil; Amphibians, Fossil. PTEEODACTYLID^:. 5 Pterodactylus antiquus (Sommerring !). Syn. Ornithocephalus antiquus, Sommerring 2. I^terodactylus longirostris, Cuvier3. Ornithoceplialus longirostris, Wagler 4. Macrotrachelus longirostris, Giebel5. This is the type species, and is of medium size; the length of the cranium in the type specimen is 0,107, and that of the entire skeleton about 0,300. Typically the neck and rostrum are much elongated, and the teeth do not ext Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/catalogue-of-the-fossil-reptilia-and-amphibia-in-the-british-museum-natural-history-by-richard-lydekker-reptiles-fossil-amphibians-fossil-pteeodactylid-5-pterodactylus-antiquus-sommerring-!-syn-ornithocephalus-antiquus-sommerring-2-iterodactylus-longirostris-cuvier3-ornithoceplialus-longirostris-wagler-4-macrotrachelus-longirostris-giebel5-this-is-the-type-species-and-is-of-medium-size-the-length-of-the-cranium-in-the-type-specimen-is-0107-and-that-of-the-entire-skeleton-about-0300-typically-the-neck-and-rostrum-are-much-elongated-and-the-teeth-do-not-ext-image233176798.html
RMRFA3AP–. Catalogue of the fossil Reptilia and Amphibia in the British Museum (Natural history) ... By Richard Lydekker ... Reptiles, Fossil; Amphibians, Fossil. PTEEODACTYLID^:. 5 Pterodactylus antiquus (Sommerring !). Syn. Ornithocephalus antiquus, Sommerring 2. I^terodactylus longirostris, Cuvier3. Ornithoceplialus longirostris, Wagler 4. Macrotrachelus longirostris, Giebel5. This is the type species, and is of medium size; the length of the cranium in the type specimen is 0,107, and that of the entire skeleton about 0,300. Typically the neck and rostrum are much elongated, and the teeth do not ext
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. The comparative anatomy of the domesticated animals. Veterinary anatomy. 38 TBM BONES.. tuberosities placed on each side of the perpendiciilar lamina, and offering for study a middle portion, a base, and a summit. Bach of these is formed by an assemblage of numerous, extremely thin, osseous plates, curved into small and very fragile convolutions. These, elongated from above to below, become longer as they are more anterior; they are attached by their superior extremities to the transverse plate which separates the cranium from the nasal cavities, and by one of their borders to a thin leaf of Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-comparative-anatomy-of-the-domesticated-animals-veterinary-anatomy-38-tbm-bones-tuberosities-placed-on-each-side-of-the-perpendiciilar-lamina-and-offering-for-study-a-middle-portion-a-base-and-a-summit-bach-of-these-is-formed-by-an-assemblage-of-numerous-extremely-thin-osseous-plates-curved-into-small-and-very-fragile-convolutions-these-elongated-from-above-to-below-become-longer-as-they-are-more-anterior-they-are-attached-by-their-superior-extremities-to-the-transverse-plate-which-separates-the-cranium-from-the-nasal-cavities-and-by-one-of-their-borders-to-a-thin-leaf-of-image232453428.html
RMRE54M4–. The comparative anatomy of the domesticated animals. Veterinary anatomy. 38 TBM BONES.. tuberosities placed on each side of the perpendiciilar lamina, and offering for study a middle portion, a base, and a summit. Bach of these is formed by an assemblage of numerous, extremely thin, osseous plates, curved into small and very fragile convolutions. These, elongated from above to below, become longer as they are more anterior; they are attached by their superior extremities to the transverse plate which separates the cranium from the nasal cavities, and by one of their borders to a thin leaf of
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. The comparative anatomy of the domesticated animals. Veterinary anatomy. THE HEAD. front, and at an advanced age is found in a plane passing by the inferior extremity of the zygomatic crest and the summit of the external occipital tuberosity. 2. If the cranium be examined by itself, it will be noted that, in proportion, it is less narrowed behind the orbital processes in the young animal than in the adult. With regard to the cerebellar cranium, it is elongated when the animal is aged—a consequence of the natural development of the external occipital tuberosity. 3. The relation of the areas o Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-comparative-anatomy-of-the-domesticated-animals-veterinary-anatomy-the-head-front-and-at-an-advanced-age-is-found-in-a-plane-passing-by-the-inferior-extremity-of-the-zygomatic-crest-and-the-summit-of-the-external-occipital-tuberosity-2-if-the-cranium-be-examined-by-itself-it-will-be-noted-that-in-proportion-it-is-less-narrowed-behind-the-orbital-processes-in-the-young-animal-than-in-the-adult-with-regard-to-the-cerebellar-cranium-it-is-elongated-when-the-animal-is-ageda-consequence-of-the-natural-development-of-the-external-occipital-tuberosity-3-the-relation-of-the-areas-o-image232680363.html
RMREFE4Y–. The comparative anatomy of the domesticated animals. Veterinary anatomy. THE HEAD. front, and at an advanced age is found in a plane passing by the inferior extremity of the zygomatic crest and the summit of the external occipital tuberosity. 2. If the cranium be examined by itself, it will be noted that, in proportion, it is less narrowed behind the orbital processes in the young animal than in the adult. With regard to the cerebellar cranium, it is elongated when the animal is aged—a consequence of the natural development of the external occipital tuberosity. 3. The relation of the areas o
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. Catalogue of the fossil Reptilia and Amphibia in the British Museum (Natural history) ... By Richard Lydekker ... Reptiles, Fossil; Amphibians, Fossil. 34 ANOMODONTIA. Ptychosiagum declive (Owen *). Syn. Dicynodon {Ptychognathus) declivis, Owen 2. Ptychognathus declivis, Owen3. The type species. Cranium with the occipital and frontoparietal planes forming an acnte angle with one another, and the fronto- parietal and premaxillary planes a very obtuse one ; fronto-parietal plane not convex antero-posteriorly; premaxilhe much elongated. Parietal ridges of interparietal separated by a considerab Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/catalogue-of-the-fossil-reptilia-and-amphibia-in-the-british-museum-natural-history-by-richard-lydekker-reptiles-fossil-amphibians-fossil-34-anomodontia-ptychosiagum-declive-owen-syn-dicynodon-ptychognathus-declivis-owen-2-ptychognathus-declivis-owen3-the-type-species-cranium-with-the-occipital-and-frontoparietal-planes-forming-an-acnte-angle-with-one-another-and-the-fronto-parietal-and-premaxillary-planes-a-very-obtuse-one-fronto-parietal-plane-not-convex-antero-posteriorly-premaxilhe-much-elongated-parietal-ridges-of-interparietal-separated-by-a-considerab-image233004971.html
RMRF2863–. Catalogue of the fossil Reptilia and Amphibia in the British Museum (Natural history) ... By Richard Lydekker ... Reptiles, Fossil; Amphibians, Fossil. 34 ANOMODONTIA. Ptychosiagum declive (Owen *). Syn. Dicynodon {Ptychognathus) declivis, Owen 2. Ptychognathus declivis, Owen3. The type species. Cranium with the occipital and frontoparietal planes forming an acnte angle with one another, and the fronto- parietal and premaxillary planes a very obtuse one ; fronto-parietal plane not convex antero-posteriorly; premaxilhe much elongated. Parietal ridges of interparietal separated by a considerab
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. The anatomy of the frog. Frogs -- Anatomy; Amphibians -- Anatomy. 22 THE BONES AND JOINTS. direction of their floors. The outer circumference of the head forms a parabolic frame (Figs. lo and ii), composed of the maxillary (vi), premaxillary (?'), and quadratojugal bones (J). In the middle of this curved framework lies the elongated prismatic cranium. Anteriorly, this is attached to the fore-part of the frame by means of the cartilaginous skeleton of the organs of smell (Fig. ii/); posteriorly, it widens out into two transverse arms [p), which contain the organs of hearing. From this base, o Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-anatomy-of-the-frog-frogs-anatomy-amphibians-anatomy-22-the-bones-and-joints-direction-of-their-floors-the-outer-circumference-of-the-head-forms-a-parabolic-frame-figs-lo-and-ii-composed-of-the-maxillary-vi-premaxillary-and-quadratojugal-bones-j-in-the-middle-of-this-curved-framework-lies-the-elongated-prismatic-cranium-anteriorly-this-is-attached-to-the-fore-part-of-the-frame-by-means-of-the-cartilaginous-skeleton-of-the-organs-of-smell-fig-ii-posteriorly-it-widens-out-into-two-transverse-arms-p-which-contain-the-organs-of-hearing-from-this-base-o-image236817585.html
RMRN7Y6W–. The anatomy of the frog. Frogs -- Anatomy; Amphibians -- Anatomy. 22 THE BONES AND JOINTS. direction of their floors. The outer circumference of the head forms a parabolic frame (Figs. lo and ii), composed of the maxillary (vi), premaxillary (?'), and quadratojugal bones (J). In the middle of this curved framework lies the elongated prismatic cranium. Anteriorly, this is attached to the fore-part of the frame by means of the cartilaginous skeleton of the organs of smell (Fig. ii/); posteriorly, it widens out into two transverse arms [p), which contain the organs of hearing. From this base, o
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. Catalogue of casts of fossils, from the principal museums of Europe and America, with short descriptions and illustrations. Fossils. 36 VEKTEBEATA. have been found which describe a circle, but the curve being oblique, they thus clear the head, and point outward, downward and backward. The cranium of the Elephas primigenius is elongated and the forehead concave. A lower molar can be distinguished from an upper one by the grinding surface being slightly concave in the direction of its longest diameter, that of the upper molar being in the same degree convex. Most of the molars of the New World Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/catalogue-of-casts-of-fossils-from-the-principal-museums-of-europe-and-america-with-short-descriptions-and-illustrations-fossils-36-vektebeata-have-been-found-which-describe-a-circle-but-the-curve-being-oblique-they-thus-clear-the-head-and-point-outward-downward-and-backward-the-cranium-of-the-elephas-primigenius-is-elongated-and-the-forehead-concave-a-lower-molar-can-be-distinguished-from-an-upper-one-by-the-grinding-surface-being-slightly-concave-in-the-direction-of-its-longest-diameter-that-of-the-upper-molar-being-in-the-same-degree-convex-most-of-the-molars-of-the-new-world-image233187186.html
RMRFAGHP–. Catalogue of casts of fossils, from the principal museums of Europe and America, with short descriptions and illustrations. Fossils. 36 VEKTEBEATA. have been found which describe a circle, but the curve being oblique, they thus clear the head, and point outward, downward and backward. The cranium of the Elephas primigenius is elongated and the forehead concave. A lower molar can be distinguished from an upper one by the grinding surface being slightly concave in the direction of its longest diameter, that of the upper molar being in the same degree convex. Most of the molars of the New World
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. College collection of palaeontology. MAMMALIA. 25 States, Europe and India. Mastodons preceded the Elephants. They are distinguished from the Elephants by their less complex molars; flatter cranium; smaller development of the frontal air-cells, presenting a less intelligent ap- pearance; more elongated body, but not much, if any, higher; and limbs proportionately shorter and stronger. The surface of the teeth, instead of being cleft into numerous thin plates, was divided into wedge shaped trans- verse ridges, and the summit of these were subdivided into small cones, more. or less resembling Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/college-collection-of-palaeontology-mammalia-25-states-europe-and-india-mastodons-preceded-the-elephants-they-are-distinguished-from-the-elephants-by-their-less-complex-molars-flatter-cranium-smaller-development-of-the-frontal-air-cells-presenting-a-less-intelligent-ap-pearance-more-elongated-body-but-not-much-if-any-higher-and-limbs-proportionately-shorter-and-stronger-the-surface-of-the-teeth-instead-of-being-cleft-into-numerous-thin-plates-was-divided-into-wedge-shaped-trans-verse-ridges-and-the-summit-of-these-were-subdivided-into-small-cones-more-or-less-resembling-image232710362.html
RMREGTCA–. College collection of palaeontology. MAMMALIA. 25 States, Europe and India. Mastodons preceded the Elephants. They are distinguished from the Elephants by their less complex molars; flatter cranium; smaller development of the frontal air-cells, presenting a less intelligent ap- pearance; more elongated body, but not much, if any, higher; and limbs proportionately shorter and stronger. The surface of the teeth, instead of being cleft into numerous thin plates, was divided into wedge shaped trans- verse ridges, and the summit of these were subdivided into small cones, more. or less resembling
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. The comparative anatomy of the domesticated animals. Horses; Veterinary anatomy. THE HEAD. front, and at an advanced age is found in a plane passing by the inferior extremity of the zygomatic crest and the summit of the external occipital tuberosity. 2. If the cranium be examined by itself, it will l)e noted that, in proportion, it is less narrowed behind the orbital processes in the young animal than in the adult. "With regard to the cerebellar cranium, it is elongated when the animal is aged—a consequence of the natural development of the external occipital tuberosity. 3. The relation Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-comparative-anatomy-of-the-domesticated-animals-horses-veterinary-anatomy-the-head-front-and-at-an-advanced-age-is-found-in-a-plane-passing-by-the-inferior-extremity-of-the-zygomatic-crest-and-the-summit-of-the-external-occipital-tuberosity-2-if-the-cranium-be-examined-by-itself-it-will-le-noted-that-in-proportion-it-is-less-narrowed-behind-the-orbital-processes-in-the-young-animal-than-in-the-adult-quotwith-regard-to-the-cerebellar-cranium-it-is-elongated-when-the-animal-is-ageda-consequence-of-the-natural-development-of-the-external-occipital-tuberosity-3-the-relation-image232668319.html
RMREEXPR–. The comparative anatomy of the domesticated animals. Horses; Veterinary anatomy. THE HEAD. front, and at an advanced age is found in a plane passing by the inferior extremity of the zygomatic crest and the summit of the external occipital tuberosity. 2. If the cranium be examined by itself, it will l)e noted that, in proportion, it is less narrowed behind the orbital processes in the young animal than in the adult. "With regard to the cerebellar cranium, it is elongated when the animal is aged—a consequence of the natural development of the external occipital tuberosity. 3. The relation
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. Catalogue of casts of fossils, from the principal museums of Europe and America, with short descriptions and illustrations. Fossils. 36 VEKTEBEATA. have been found which describe a circle, but the curve being oblique, they thus clear the head, and point outward, downward and backward. The cranium of the Elephas primigenius is elongated and the forehead concave. A lower molar can be distinguished from an upper one by the grinding surface being slightly concave in the direction of its longest diameter, that of the upper molar being in the same degree convex. Most of the molars of the New World Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/catalogue-of-casts-of-fossils-from-the-principal-museums-of-europe-and-america-with-short-descriptions-and-illustrations-fossils-36-vektebeata-have-been-found-which-describe-a-circle-but-the-curve-being-oblique-they-thus-clear-the-head-and-point-outward-downward-and-backward-the-cranium-of-the-elephas-primigenius-is-elongated-and-the-forehead-concave-a-lower-molar-can-be-distinguished-from-an-upper-one-by-the-grinding-surface-being-slightly-concave-in-the-direction-of-its-longest-diameter-that-of-the-upper-molar-being-in-the-same-degree-convex-most-of-the-molars-of-the-new-world-image232999352.html
RMRF211C–. Catalogue of casts of fossils, from the principal museums of Europe and America, with short descriptions and illustrations. Fossils. 36 VEKTEBEATA. have been found which describe a circle, but the curve being oblique, they thus clear the head, and point outward, downward and backward. The cranium of the Elephas primigenius is elongated and the forehead concave. A lower molar can be distinguished from an upper one by the grinding surface being slightly concave in the direction of its longest diameter, that of the upper molar being in the same degree convex. Most of the molars of the New World
. Catalogue of the fossil Reptilia and Amphibia in the British Museum (Natural history) ... By Richard Lydekker ... Reptiles, Fossil; Amphibians, Fossil. 34 ANOMODONTIA. Ptychosiagum declive (Owen *). Syn. Dicynodon {Ptychognathus) declivis, Owen 2. Ptychognathus declivis, Owen3. The type species. Cranium with the occipital and frontoparietal planes forming an acnte angle with one another, and the fronto- parietal and premaxillary planes a very obtuse one ; fronto-parietal plane not convex antero-posteriorly; premaxilhe much elongated. Parietal ridges of interparietal separated by a considerab Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/catalogue-of-the-fossil-reptilia-and-amphibia-in-the-british-museum-natural-history-by-richard-lydekker-reptiles-fossil-amphibians-fossil-34-anomodontia-ptychosiagum-declive-owen-syn-dicynodon-ptychognathus-declivis-owen-2-ptychognathus-declivis-owen3-the-type-species-cranium-with-the-occipital-and-frontoparietal-planes-forming-an-acnte-angle-with-one-another-and-the-fronto-parietal-and-premaxillary-planes-a-very-obtuse-one-fronto-parietal-plane-not-convex-antero-posteriorly-premaxilhe-much-elongated-parietal-ridges-of-interparietal-separated-by-a-considerab-image233156094.html
RMRF94YA–. Catalogue of the fossil Reptilia and Amphibia in the British Museum (Natural history) ... By Richard Lydekker ... Reptiles, Fossil; Amphibians, Fossil. 34 ANOMODONTIA. Ptychosiagum declive (Owen *). Syn. Dicynodon {Ptychognathus) declivis, Owen 2. Ptychognathus declivis, Owen3. The type species. Cranium with the occipital and frontoparietal planes forming an acnte angle with one another, and the fronto- parietal and premaxillary planes a very obtuse one ; fronto-parietal plane not convex antero-posteriorly; premaxilhe much elongated. Parietal ridges of interparietal separated by a considerab
. An introduction to the study of mammals living and extinct. Mammals. CHIROPTERA absent, and the caudate is generally very large; but in the Micro- chiroptera, on the other hand, the Spigelian lobe is very large, while the caudate is small, in most species forming a ridge only. The gall-bladder is generally well developed and attached to the right central lobe, except in the RUnolopUdce, where it is connected with the left central. In most species the hyoids are simple, consisting of a chain of slender, elongated, cylindrical bones connecting the small basi-hyoid with the cranium, while the p Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-introduction-to-the-study-of-mammals-living-and-extinct-mammals-chiroptera-absent-and-the-caudate-is-generally-very-large-but-in-the-micro-chiroptera-on-the-other-hand-the-spigelian-lobe-is-very-large-while-the-caudate-is-small-in-most-species-forming-a-ridge-only-the-gall-bladder-is-generally-well-developed-and-attached-to-the-right-central-lobe-except-in-the-runolopudce-where-it-is-connected-with-the-left-central-in-most-species-the-hyoids-are-simple-consisting-of-a-chain-of-slender-elongated-cylindrical-bones-connecting-the-small-basi-hyoid-with-the-cranium-while-the-p-image232346909.html
RMRE08RW–. An introduction to the study of mammals living and extinct. Mammals. CHIROPTERA absent, and the caudate is generally very large; but in the Micro- chiroptera, on the other hand, the Spigelian lobe is very large, while the caudate is small, in most species forming a ridge only. The gall-bladder is generally well developed and attached to the right central lobe, except in the RUnolopUdce, where it is connected with the left central. In most species the hyoids are simple, consisting of a chain of slender, elongated, cylindrical bones connecting the small basi-hyoid with the cranium, while the p
. Catalogue of the fossil Mammalia in the British museum, (Natural History). Mammals, Fossil. URSZDJE. Ill Cynodictis longirostris, Filhol1. This species has been hitherto known only by the mandible, which is of an elongated form, and indicates a medium-sized species. The crown of the lower carnassial is comparatively low. Hab. Prance. M. 1665. Fragment of the right ramus of the mandible, containing m. 2 and the alveolus of m. 3, apparently belonging to this species ; from the Upper Eocene of Bach, near Lalbenque (Lot), France. Purchased, 1884. M. 1666. Anterior portion of the cranium of a Cyn Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/catalogue-of-the-fossil-mammalia-in-the-british-museum-natural-history-mammals-fossil-urszdje-ill-cynodictis-longirostris-filhol1-this-species-has-been-hitherto-known-only-by-the-mandible-which-is-of-an-elongated-form-and-indicates-a-medium-sized-species-the-crown-of-the-lower-carnassial-is-comparatively-low-hab-prance-m-1665-fragment-of-the-right-ramus-of-the-mandible-containing-m-2-and-the-alveolus-of-m-3-apparently-belonging-to-this-species-from-the-upper-eocene-of-bach-near-lalbenque-lot-france-purchased-1884-m-1666-anterior-portion-of-the-cranium-of-a-cyn-image233005586.html
RMRF2902–. Catalogue of the fossil Mammalia in the British museum, (Natural History). Mammals, Fossil. URSZDJE. Ill Cynodictis longirostris, Filhol1. This species has been hitherto known only by the mandible, which is of an elongated form, and indicates a medium-sized species. The crown of the lower carnassial is comparatively low. Hab. Prance. M. 1665. Fragment of the right ramus of the mandible, containing m. 2 and the alveolus of m. 3, apparently belonging to this species ; from the Upper Eocene of Bach, near Lalbenque (Lot), France. Purchased, 1884. M. 1666. Anterior portion of the cranium of a Cyn
. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. Cranium i>f Cranium of Phyllostoma. The jugal bone is small in most of the bats and very strait. The superior maxillary bone is considerably elongated in this order, particularly in. the frugivorous genera. The difference in this respect which exists between the frugivorous and insectivorous forms is shewn in the cranium of a Pteropus belonging to the former (Jig. 281, 282, 283), and a Phyllostoma to the latter group (Jig. 284, 285, 286). In the former case, the portion occupied by the teeth fully equals in length the Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-cyclopdia-of-anatomy-and-physiology-anatomy-physiology-zoology-cranium-igtf-cranium-of-phyllostoma-the-jugal-bone-is-small-in-most-of-the-bats-and-very-strait-the-superior-maxillary-bone-is-considerably-elongated-in-this-order-particularly-in-the-frugivorous-genera-the-difference-in-this-respect-which-exists-between-the-frugivorous-and-insectivorous-forms-is-shewn-in-the-cranium-of-a-pteropus-belonging-to-the-former-jig-281-282-283-and-a-phyllostoma-to-the-latter-group-jig-284-285-286-in-the-former-case-the-portion-occupied-by-the-teeth-fully-equals-in-length-the-image231845166.html
RMRD5CTE–. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. Cranium i>f Cranium of Phyllostoma. The jugal bone is small in most of the bats and very strait. The superior maxillary bone is considerably elongated in this order, particularly in. the frugivorous genera. The difference in this respect which exists between the frugivorous and insectivorous forms is shewn in the cranium of a Pteropus belonging to the former (Jig. 281, 282, 283), and a Phyllostoma to the latter group (Jig. 284, 285, 286). In the former case, the portion occupied by the teeth fully equals in length the
. Catalogue of the fossil Mammalia in the British museum, (Natural History). Mammals, Fossil. URSZDJE. Ill Cynodictis longirostris, Filhol1. This species has been hitherto known only by the mandible, which is of an elongated form, and indicates a medium-sized species. The crown of the lower carnassial is comparatively low. Hab. Prance. M. 1665. Fragment of the right ramus of the mandible, containing m. 2 and the alveolus of m. 3, apparently belonging to this species ; from the Upper Eocene of Bach, near Lalbenque (Lot), France. Purchased, 1884. M. 1666. Anterior portion of the cranium of a Cyn Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/catalogue-of-the-fossil-mammalia-in-the-british-museum-natural-history-mammals-fossil-urszdje-ill-cynodictis-longirostris-filhol1-this-species-has-been-hitherto-known-only-by-the-mandible-which-is-of-an-elongated-form-and-indicates-a-medium-sized-species-the-crown-of-the-lower-carnassial-is-comparatively-low-hab-prance-m-1665-fragment-of-the-right-ramus-of-the-mandible-containing-m-2-and-the-alveolus-of-m-3-apparently-belonging-to-this-species-from-the-upper-eocene-of-bach-near-lalbenque-lot-france-purchased-1884-m-1666-anterior-portion-of-the-cranium-of-a-cyn-image233177125.html
RMRFA3PD–. Catalogue of the fossil Mammalia in the British museum, (Natural History). Mammals, Fossil. URSZDJE. Ill Cynodictis longirostris, Filhol1. This species has been hitherto known only by the mandible, which is of an elongated form, and indicates a medium-sized species. The crown of the lower carnassial is comparatively low. Hab. Prance. M. 1665. Fragment of the right ramus of the mandible, containing m. 2 and the alveolus of m. 3, apparently belonging to this species ; from the Upper Eocene of Bach, near Lalbenque (Lot), France. Purchased, 1884. M. 1666. Anterior portion of the cranium of a Cyn
. Catalogue of the fossil Reptilia and Amphibia in the British Museum (Natural history) ... By Richard Lydekker ... Reptiles, Fossil; Amphibians, Fossil. TELE0SAUE1DJE. 105 Genus PELAGOSAURUS, Bronn1. Syn. Engyommasaurus, Kaup 2, Mosellosaurus, Monard3. Cranium more or less elongated and narrow, with the teeth nume- rous, frequently widely separated, comparatively slender, grooved, and implanted nearly vertically; premaxilhe short and slightly ex- panded ; orbits regular, and placed more or less laterally; supra- temporal fossae moderately large and subovate; postorbital bar in- clined oblique Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/catalogue-of-the-fossil-reptilia-and-amphibia-in-the-british-museum-natural-history-by-richard-lydekker-reptiles-fossil-amphibians-fossil-tele0saue1dje-105-genus-pelagosaurus-bronn1-syn-engyommasaurus-kaup-2-mosellosaurus-monard3-cranium-more-or-less-elongated-and-narrow-with-the-teeth-nume-rous-frequently-widely-separated-comparatively-slender-grooved-and-implanted-nearly-vertically-premaxilhe-short-and-slightly-ex-panded-orbits-regular-and-placed-more-or-less-laterally-supra-temporal-fossae-moderately-large-and-subovate-postorbital-bar-in-clined-oblique-image233005136.html
RMRF28C0–. Catalogue of the fossil Reptilia and Amphibia in the British Museum (Natural history) ... By Richard Lydekker ... Reptiles, Fossil; Amphibians, Fossil. TELE0SAUE1DJE. 105 Genus PELAGOSAURUS, Bronn1. Syn. Engyommasaurus, Kaup 2, Mosellosaurus, Monard3. Cranium more or less elongated and narrow, with the teeth nume- rous, frequently widely separated, comparatively slender, grooved, and implanted nearly vertically; premaxilhe short and slightly ex- panded ; orbits regular, and placed more or less laterally; supra- temporal fossae moderately large and subovate; postorbital bar in- clined oblique
. Catalogue of the fossil Reptilia and Amphibia in the British Museum (Natural history) ... By Richard Lydekker ... Reptiles, Fossil; Amphibians, Fossil. TELE0SAUE1DJE. 105 Genus PELAGOSAURUS, Bronn1. Syn. Engyommasaurus, Kaup 2, Mosellosaurus, Monard3. Cranium more or less elongated and narrow, with the teeth nume- rous, frequently widely separated, comparatively slender, grooved, and implanted nearly vertically; premaxilhe short and slightly ex- panded ; orbits regular, and placed more or less laterally; supra- temporal fossae moderately large and subovate; postorbital bar in- clined oblique Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/catalogue-of-the-fossil-reptilia-and-amphibia-in-the-british-museum-natural-history-by-richard-lydekker-reptiles-fossil-amphibians-fossil-tele0saue1dje-105-genus-pelagosaurus-bronn1-syn-engyommasaurus-kaup-2-mosellosaurus-monard3-cranium-more-or-less-elongated-and-narrow-with-the-teeth-nume-rous-frequently-widely-separated-comparatively-slender-grooved-and-implanted-nearly-vertically-premaxilhe-short-and-slightly-ex-panded-orbits-regular-and-placed-more-or-less-laterally-supra-temporal-fossae-moderately-large-and-subovate-postorbital-bar-in-clined-oblique-image233176732.html
RMRFA38C–. Catalogue of the fossil Reptilia and Amphibia in the British Museum (Natural history) ... By Richard Lydekker ... Reptiles, Fossil; Amphibians, Fossil. TELE0SAUE1DJE. 105 Genus PELAGOSAURUS, Bronn1. Syn. Engyommasaurus, Kaup 2, Mosellosaurus, Monard3. Cranium more or less elongated and narrow, with the teeth nume- rous, frequently widely separated, comparatively slender, grooved, and implanted nearly vertically; premaxilhe short and slightly ex- panded ; orbits regular, and placed more or less laterally; supra- temporal fossae moderately large and subovate; postorbital bar in- clined oblique
. Catalogue of the fossil Mammalia in the British museum, (Natural History). Mammals, Fossil. ZEUQLODONTIDiB. 49 Suborder ARCH^OCETI. Teeth differentiated into groups; nasals long. Family ZEUGLODONTID^. Dentition:—I. | C. i, Pm. and M. | The cheek-teeth (wood- cut, fig. 10) have two distinct roots, and compressed pointed crowns with denticulated cutting-edges. The cranium is elongated and depressed; the brain-cavity small; the temporal fossae and the sagittal crest are large; the rostrum is long and largely composed laterally of the premaxillee; and the nasals are elongated, flat and narrow. A Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/catalogue-of-the-fossil-mammalia-in-the-british-museum-natural-history-mammals-fossil-zeuqlodontidib-49-suborder-archoceti-teeth-differentiated-into-groups-nasals-long-family-zeuglodontid-dentitioni-c-i-pm-and-m-the-cheek-teeth-wood-cut-fig-10-have-two-distinct-roots-and-compressed-pointed-crowns-with-denticulated-cutting-edges-the-cranium-is-elongated-and-depressed-the-brain-cavity-small-the-temporal-fossae-and-the-sagittal-crest-are-large-the-rostrum-is-long-and-largely-composed-laterally-of-the-premaxillee-and-the-nasals-are-elongated-flat-and-narrow-a-image233004913.html
RMRF2841–. Catalogue of the fossil Mammalia in the British museum, (Natural History). Mammals, Fossil. ZEUQLODONTIDiB. 49 Suborder ARCH^OCETI. Teeth differentiated into groups; nasals long. Family ZEUGLODONTID^. Dentition:—I. | C. i, Pm. and M. | The cheek-teeth (wood- cut, fig. 10) have two distinct roots, and compressed pointed crowns with denticulated cutting-edges. The cranium is elongated and depressed; the brain-cavity small; the temporal fossae and the sagittal crest are large; the rostrum is long and largely composed laterally of the premaxillee; and the nasals are elongated, flat and narrow. A
. Catalogue of the fossil Mammalia in the British museum, (Natural History). Mammals, Fossil. ZEUQLODONTIDiB. 49 Suborder ARCH^OCETI. Teeth differentiated into groups; nasals long. Family ZEUGLODONTID^. Dentition:—I. | C. i, Pm. and M. | The cheek-teeth (wood- cut, fig. 10) have two distinct roots, and compressed pointed crowns with denticulated cutting-edges. The cranium is elongated and depressed; the brain-cavity small; the temporal fossae and the sagittal crest are large; the rostrum is long and largely composed laterally of the premaxillee; and the nasals are elongated, flat and narrow. A Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/catalogue-of-the-fossil-mammalia-in-the-british-museum-natural-history-mammals-fossil-zeuqlodontidib-49-suborder-archoceti-teeth-differentiated-into-groups-nasals-long-family-zeuglodontid-dentitioni-c-i-pm-and-m-the-cheek-teeth-wood-cut-fig-10-have-two-distinct-roots-and-compressed-pointed-crowns-with-denticulated-cutting-edges-the-cranium-is-elongated-and-depressed-the-brain-cavity-small-the-temporal-fossae-and-the-sagittal-crest-are-large-the-rostrum-is-long-and-largely-composed-laterally-of-the-premaxillee-and-the-nasals-are-elongated-flat-and-narrow-a-image233176643.html
RMRFA357–. Catalogue of the fossil Mammalia in the British museum, (Natural History). Mammals, Fossil. ZEUQLODONTIDiB. 49 Suborder ARCH^OCETI. Teeth differentiated into groups; nasals long. Family ZEUGLODONTID^. Dentition:—I. | C. i, Pm. and M. | The cheek-teeth (wood- cut, fig. 10) have two distinct roots, and compressed pointed crowns with denticulated cutting-edges. The cranium is elongated and depressed; the brain-cavity small; the temporal fossae and the sagittal crest are large; the rostrum is long and largely composed laterally of the premaxillee; and the nasals are elongated, flat and narrow. A
. Catalogue of the fossil Mammalia in the British museum, (Natural History). Mammals, Fossil. Tritylodon longceviis.—Oral (a) and fi'ouUl (/>), aspects of the cranium the Karoo series of of Basuto-land. f. (From the ' Amer. Nat.') from Family BOLODONTID^. Upper true molars numerous and antero-posteriorly elongated, with a deep median groove, bordered by two antero-posferior ridges surmounted by blunt tubercles ; the upper premolars with tricuspid non-secant crowns. The serial position of the family is provisionol, but it is probably allied to the three preceding ones Genus MICROLESTES, Pl Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/catalogue-of-the-fossil-mammalia-in-the-british-museum-natural-history-mammals-fossil-tritylodon-longceviisoral-a-and-fiouul-gt-aspects-of-the-cranium-the-karoo-series-of-of-basuto-land-f-from-the-amer-nat-from-family-bolodontid-upper-true-molars-numerous-and-antero-posteriorly-elongated-with-a-deep-median-groove-bordered-by-two-antero-posferior-ridges-surmounted-by-blunt-tubercles-the-upper-premolars-with-tricuspid-non-secant-crowns-the-serial-position-of-the-family-is-provisionol-but-it-is-probably-allied-to-the-three-preceding-ones-genus-microlestes-pl-image232996693.html
RMRF1WJD–. Catalogue of the fossil Mammalia in the British museum, (Natural History). Mammals, Fossil. Tritylodon longceviis.—Oral (a) and fi'ouUl (/>), aspects of the cranium the Karoo series of of Basuto-land. f. (From the ' Amer. Nat.') from Family BOLODONTID^. Upper true molars numerous and antero-posteriorly elongated, with a deep median groove, bordered by two antero-posferior ridges surmounted by blunt tubercles ; the upper premolars with tricuspid non-secant crowns. The serial position of the family is provisionol, but it is probably allied to the three preceding ones Genus MICROLESTES, Pl
. Catalogue of the fossil Mammalia in the British museum, (Natural History). Mammals, Fossil. Tritylodon longceviis.—Oral (a) and fi'ouUl (/>), aspects of the cranium the Karoo series of of Basuto-land. f. (From the ' Amer. Nat.') from Family BOLODONTID^. Upper true molars numerous and antero-posteriorly elongated, with a deep median groove, bordered by two antero-posferior ridges surmounted by blunt tubercles ; the upper premolars with tricuspid non-secant crowns. The serial position of the family is provisionol, but it is probably allied to the three preceding ones Genus MICROLESTES, Pl Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/catalogue-of-the-fossil-mammalia-in-the-british-museum-natural-history-mammals-fossil-tritylodon-longceviisoral-a-and-fiouul-gt-aspects-of-the-cranium-the-karoo-series-of-of-basuto-land-f-from-the-amer-nat-from-family-bolodontid-upper-true-molars-numerous-and-antero-posteriorly-elongated-with-a-deep-median-groove-bordered-by-two-antero-posferior-ridges-surmounted-by-blunt-tubercles-the-upper-premolars-with-tricuspid-non-secant-crowns-the-serial-position-of-the-family-is-provisionol-but-it-is-probably-allied-to-the-three-preceding-ones-genus-microlestes-pl-image233176591.html
RMRFA33B–. Catalogue of the fossil Mammalia in the British museum, (Natural History). Mammals, Fossil. Tritylodon longceviis.—Oral (a) and fi'ouUl (/>), aspects of the cranium the Karoo series of of Basuto-land. f. (From the ' Amer. Nat.') from Family BOLODONTID^. Upper true molars numerous and antero-posteriorly elongated, with a deep median groove, bordered by two antero-posferior ridges surmounted by blunt tubercles ; the upper premolars with tricuspid non-secant crowns. The serial position of the family is provisionol, but it is probably allied to the three preceding ones Genus MICROLESTES, Pl
. The Cambridge natural history. Zoology. GAZELLE-LIKE FORMS 313 Ammodorcas is closely allied to the Gazelles, but differs from them iu having an elongated neck and also a long tail. A. clarkei, the only species, is limited to Somaliland. Lithocranius, not unlike the last, has a still longer neck, which makes it almost Giraffe-like; its tail, however, is short. The scientific name is derived from the " solid stony character of the cranium." In running, this Gazelle carries the head forward in a straight line with the body. It is African. Borcotragus with one species, D. megalotis, is Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-cambridge-natural-history-zoology-gazelle-like-forms-313-ammodorcas-is-closely-allied-to-the-gazelles-but-differs-from-them-iu-having-an-elongated-neck-and-also-a-long-tail-a-clarkei-the-only-species-is-limited-to-somaliland-lithocranius-not-unlike-the-last-has-a-still-longer-neck-which-makes-it-almost-giraffe-like-its-tail-however-is-short-the-scientific-name-is-derived-from-the-quot-solid-stony-character-of-the-craniumquot-in-running-this-gazelle-carries-the-head-forward-in-a-straight-line-with-the-body-it-is-african-borcotragus-with-one-species-d-megalotis-is-image232153936.html
RMRDKEM0–. The Cambridge natural history. Zoology. GAZELLE-LIKE FORMS 313 Ammodorcas is closely allied to the Gazelles, but differs from them iu having an elongated neck and also a long tail. A. clarkei, the only species, is limited to Somaliland. Lithocranius, not unlike the last, has a still longer neck, which makes it almost Giraffe-like; its tail, however, is short. The scientific name is derived from the " solid stony character of the cranium." In running, this Gazelle carries the head forward in a straight line with the body. It is African. Borcotragus with one species, D. megalotis, is
. An introduction to the study of mammals living and extinct. Mammals. BOVID.E 335 In the typiccal forms, such as the Buhaline Antelope {A. buba- liiiiis), the Harte-beest (J. caaimi, Fig. 137), ;ind the Tora Antelope {A. turn, Fig. 138), the horns, which present the peculiar curvature shown in the figures, are situated on a crest at the vertex of the skull, and the facial portion of the cranium is greatly elongated. The Harte- beost, which is found throughout Central and Southern Africa, stands nearly 5 feet high at the ^^'ithers, and is a somewhat ungainly looking animal, with short hair, wh Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-introduction-to-the-study-of-mammals-living-and-extinct-mammals-bovide-335-in-the-typiccal-forms-such-as-the-buhaline-antelope-a-buba-liiiiis-the-harte-beest-j-caaimi-fig-137-ind-the-tora-antelope-a-turn-fig-138-the-horns-which-present-the-peculiar-curvature-shown-in-the-figures-are-situated-on-a-crest-at-the-vertex-of-the-skull-and-the-facial-portion-of-the-cranium-is-greatly-elongated-the-harte-beost-which-is-found-throughout-central-and-southern-africa-stands-nearly-5-feet-high-at-the-ithers-and-is-a-somewhat-ungainly-looking-animal-with-short-hair-wh-image232347524.html
RMRE09HT–. An introduction to the study of mammals living and extinct. Mammals. BOVID.E 335 In the typiccal forms, such as the Buhaline Antelope {A. buba- liiiiis), the Harte-beest (J. caaimi, Fig. 137), ;ind the Tora Antelope {A. turn, Fig. 138), the horns, which present the peculiar curvature shown in the figures, are situated on a crest at the vertex of the skull, and the facial portion of the cranium is greatly elongated. The Harte- beost, which is found throughout Central and Southern Africa, stands nearly 5 feet high at the ^^'ithers, and is a somewhat ungainly looking animal, with short hair, wh
. The Annals and magazine of natural history; zoology, botany, and geology. Natural history; Zoology; Botany; Geology. Skull of Hystrlx malabarica. 1. In //. leucura the total length of the molar series is greater than the distance between the molars and the tympanic bone ; in //. malabarica it is rather less. 2. In H. malabarica the entopterygoid is more remote from the tympanic bone, and is of a different form. 3. The facial surface of the lachrymal is very small in H. mala- barica—much smaller than in II. leucura. 4. The rostral part of the cranium is more elongated and more. Please note th Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-annals-and-magazine-of-natural-history-zoology-botany-and-geology-natural-history-zoology-botany-geology-skull-of-hystrlx-malabarica-1-in-leucura-the-total-length-of-the-molar-series-is-greater-than-the-distance-between-the-molars-and-the-tympanic-bone-in-malabarica-it-is-rather-less-2-in-h-malabarica-the-entopterygoid-is-more-remote-from-the-tympanic-bone-and-is-of-a-different-form-3-the-facial-surface-of-the-lachrymal-is-very-small-in-h-mala-baricamuch-smaller-than-in-ii-leucura-4-the-rostral-part-of-the-cranium-is-more-elongated-and-more-please-note-th-image236513909.html
RMRMP3W9–. The Annals and magazine of natural history; zoology, botany, and geology. Natural history; Zoology; Botany; Geology. Skull of Hystrlx malabarica. 1. In //. leucura the total length of the molar series is greater than the distance between the molars and the tympanic bone ; in //. malabarica it is rather less. 2. In H. malabarica the entopterygoid is more remote from the tympanic bone, and is of a different form. 3. The facial surface of the lachrymal is very small in H. mala- barica—much smaller than in II. leucura. 4. The rostral part of the cranium is more elongated and more. Please note th
. Catalogue of the fossil Reptilia and Amphibia in the British Museum (Natural history) ... By Richard Lydekker ... Reptiles, Fossil; Amphibians, Fossil. 176 r DtNOSAttKIA. Family OMOSAUHID^E. Cranium (fig. 31) typically elongated, low, and narrow anteriorly, with large orbits, low infratemporal fossae, and moderate nares ; mandibular rami rather shallow, with narrow symphysis terminated by a predentary bone. Teeth scelidosauroid. Vertebras amphi- coelous; dorsals with slight lateral depressions on centrum, very narrow neural canal, and lofty arch without deep pits in front of postzygapophyses Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/catalogue-of-the-fossil-reptilia-and-amphibia-in-the-british-museum-natural-history-by-richard-lydekker-reptiles-fossil-amphibians-fossil-176-r-dtnosattkia-family-omosauhide-cranium-fig-31-typically-elongated-low-and-narrow-anteriorly-with-large-orbits-low-infratemporal-fossae-and-moderate-nares-mandibular-rami-rather-shallow-with-narrow-symphysis-terminated-by-a-predentary-bone-teeth-scelidosauroid-vertebras-amphi-coelous-dorsals-with-slight-lateral-depressions-on-centrum-very-narrow-neural-canal-and-lofty-arch-without-deep-pits-in-front-of-postzygapophyses-image233005063.html
RMRF289B–. Catalogue of the fossil Reptilia and Amphibia in the British Museum (Natural history) ... By Richard Lydekker ... Reptiles, Fossil; Amphibians, Fossil. 176 r DtNOSAttKIA. Family OMOSAUHID^E. Cranium (fig. 31) typically elongated, low, and narrow anteriorly, with large orbits, low infratemporal fossae, and moderate nares ; mandibular rami rather shallow, with narrow symphysis terminated by a predentary bone. Teeth scelidosauroid. Vertebras amphi- coelous; dorsals with slight lateral depressions on centrum, very narrow neural canal, and lofty arch without deep pits in front of postzygapophyses
. Elementary text-book of zoology [electronic resource]. Zoology. RATA. 325 For purposes of description we may divide the cartil- aginous skeleton into i. Axial, and 2. Peripheral (appendi- cular). The Axial is divided into (i) Cranium, (2) Visceral arches, and (3) Vertebral column ; and the Peripheral into (i) Pectoral, and (2) Pelvic elements. I. Axial.—The Cranium is an elongated hollow case enclosing a spacious cavity, in which lies the brain. At the anterior end it is produced into a pointed rostrion and at the Fig. 230.—Dorsal View of Cranium of a Skate. {Ad. nat.). Auditory Aperture. Fo Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/elementary-text-book-of-zoology-electronic-resource-zoology-rata-325-for-purposes-of-description-we-may-divide-the-cartil-aginous-skeleton-into-i-axial-and-2-peripheral-appendi-cular-the-axial-is-divided-into-i-cranium-2-visceral-arches-and-3-vertebral-column-and-the-peripheral-into-i-pectoral-and-2-pelvic-elements-i-axialthe-cranium-is-an-elongated-hollow-case-enclosing-a-spacious-cavity-in-which-lies-the-brain-at-the-anterior-end-it-is-produced-into-a-pointed-rostrion-and-at-the-fig-230dorsal-view-of-cranium-of-a-skate-ad-nat-auditory-aperture-fo-image235267359.html
RMRJN9WK–. Elementary text-book of zoology [electronic resource]. Zoology. RATA. 325 For purposes of description we may divide the cartil- aginous skeleton into i. Axial, and 2. Peripheral (appendi- cular). The Axial is divided into (i) Cranium, (2) Visceral arches, and (3) Vertebral column ; and the Peripheral into (i) Pectoral, and (2) Pelvic elements. I. Axial.—The Cranium is an elongated hollow case enclosing a spacious cavity, in which lies the brain. At the anterior end it is produced into a pointed rostrion and at the Fig. 230.—Dorsal View of Cranium of a Skate. {Ad. nat.). Auditory Aperture. Fo
. Catalogue of the fossil Reptilia and Amphibia in the British Museum (Natural history) ... By Richard Lydekker ... Reptiles, Fossil; Amphibians, Fossil. 176 r DtNOSAttKIA. Family OMOSAUHID^E. Cranium (fig. 31) typically elongated, low, and narrow anteriorly, with large orbits, low infratemporal fossae, and moderate nares ; mandibular rami rather shallow, with narrow symphysis terminated by a predentary bone. Teeth scelidosauroid. Vertebras amphi- coelous; dorsals with slight lateral depressions on centrum, very narrow neural canal, and lofty arch without deep pits in front of postzygapophyses Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/catalogue-of-the-fossil-reptilia-and-amphibia-in-the-british-museum-natural-history-by-richard-lydekker-reptiles-fossil-amphibians-fossil-176-r-dtnosattkia-family-omosauhide-cranium-fig-31-typically-elongated-low-and-narrow-anteriorly-with-large-orbits-low-infratemporal-fossae-and-moderate-nares-mandibular-rami-rather-shallow-with-narrow-symphysis-terminated-by-a-predentary-bone-teeth-scelidosauroid-vertebras-amphi-coelous-dorsals-with-slight-lateral-depressions-on-centrum-very-narrow-neural-canal-and-lofty-arch-without-deep-pits-in-front-of-postzygapophyses-image233156181.html
RMRF952D–. Catalogue of the fossil Reptilia and Amphibia in the British Museum (Natural history) ... By Richard Lydekker ... Reptiles, Fossil; Amphibians, Fossil. 176 r DtNOSAttKIA. Family OMOSAUHID^E. Cranium (fig. 31) typically elongated, low, and narrow anteriorly, with large orbits, low infratemporal fossae, and moderate nares ; mandibular rami rather shallow, with narrow symphysis terminated by a predentary bone. Teeth scelidosauroid. Vertebras amphi- coelous; dorsals with slight lateral depressions on centrum, very narrow neural canal, and lofty arch without deep pits in front of postzygapophyses
. Central Asiatic Expeditions of the American Museum of Natural History, under the leadership of Roy Chapman Andrews : preliminary contributions in geology, palaeontology, and zoology. Central Asiatic Expeditions (1921-1930); Scientific expeditions; Natural history; Scientific expeditions; Natural history. Fig. 7. (Upper) Emholotherium grangeri Osborn, type. Field No. 770,1928 Coll., Amer. Mus. 26002. Ulan Gochu formation, Urtyn Obo section, base of "middle red beds," 195 ft. below Baron Sog, 65 ft. above Shara Murun. Type cranium with elongated rostrum, as prepared in the Peking lab Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/central-asiatic-expeditions-of-the-american-museum-of-natural-history-under-the-leadership-of-roy-chapman-andrews-preliminary-contributions-in-geology-palaeontology-and-zoology-central-asiatic-expeditions-1921-1930-scientific-expeditions-natural-history-scientific-expeditions-natural-history-fig-7-upper-emholotherium-grangeri-osborn-type-field-no-7701928-coll-amer-mus-26002-ulan-gochu-formation-urtyn-obo-section-base-of-quotmiddle-red-bedsquot-195-ft-below-baron-sog-65-ft-above-shara-murun-type-cranium-with-elongated-rostrum-as-prepared-in-the-peking-lab-image235063320.html
RMRJC1JG–. Central Asiatic Expeditions of the American Museum of Natural History, under the leadership of Roy Chapman Andrews : preliminary contributions in geology, palaeontology, and zoology. Central Asiatic Expeditions (1921-1930); Scientific expeditions; Natural history; Scientific expeditions; Natural history. Fig. 7. (Upper) Emholotherium grangeri Osborn, type. Field No. 770,1928 Coll., Amer. Mus. 26002. Ulan Gochu formation, Urtyn Obo section, base of "middle red beds," 195 ft. below Baron Sog, 65 ft. above Shara Murun. Type cranium with elongated rostrum, as prepared in the Peking lab
. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History) Zoology. 194 R. A. TRAVERS. Fig. 14 Oreoleuciscus potanini 'Lake Form', lateral view of (Top) gravid female (317 mm SL; BMNH 1986.8.28: 187-192), (Middle) spawning male (300 mm SL; BMNH 1986.8.28: 172-186) and (Bottom) riverine juveniles (86 & 53 mm SL; BMNH 1986.8.28: 198-200). coloured with a pearly rash on their head (Davies, 1986). Sexually dimorphic females were distinguished by taut ab- dominal musculature outlining each pair of pleural ribs, hypertrophy of epaxial muscles posterior to the neuro- cranium, generally elongated snouts a Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bulletin-of-the-british-museum-natural-history-zoology-194-r-a-travers-fig-14-oreoleuciscus-potanini-lake-form-lateral-view-of-top-gravid-female-317-mm-sl-bmnh-1986828-187-192-middle-spawning-male-300-mm-sl-bmnh-1986828-172-186-and-bottom-riverine-juveniles-86-amp-53-mm-sl-bmnh-1986828-198-200-coloured-with-a-pearly-rash-on-their-head-davies-1986-sexually-dimorphic-females-were-distinguished-by-taut-ab-dominal-musculature-outlining-each-pair-of-pleural-ribs-hypertrophy-of-epaxial-muscles-posterior-to-the-neuro-cranium-generally-elongated-snouts-a-image233912686.html
RMRGFJ0E–. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History) Zoology. 194 R. A. TRAVERS. Fig. 14 Oreoleuciscus potanini 'Lake Form', lateral view of (Top) gravid female (317 mm SL; BMNH 1986.8.28: 187-192), (Middle) spawning male (300 mm SL; BMNH 1986.8.28: 172-186) and (Bottom) riverine juveniles (86 & 53 mm SL; BMNH 1986.8.28: 198-200). coloured with a pearly rash on their head (Davies, 1986). Sexually dimorphic females were distinguished by taut ab- dominal musculature outlining each pair of pleural ribs, hypertrophy of epaxial muscles posterior to the neuro- cranium, generally elongated snouts a
. Elements of zoölogy : a textbook. Zoology. THE VERTEBRATA OR VERTEBRATES.. Skeleton of the highest Vertebrate—Man. cm, cranium; cv, cervical vertebra; sc-cl, scapula and clavicle; h, humerus; Iv, lum- bar vertebra; p, pelvis; ,, sacrum; «, ulna; r, radius; c, carpus; me, metacarpus; ph, phalanges; fe, lemur;*, tibia; /, fibula; to, tarsus; mt, metatarsus; pt, phalanges Within the cranium there is an organ called the brain, from which there is a branch called the spinal cord, ex- tending the whole length of the body, and contained in an elongated cavity or tube formed by the processes arising Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/elements-of-zology-a-textbook-zoology-the-vertebrata-or-vertebrates-skeleton-of-the-highest-vertebrateman-cm-cranium-cv-cervical-vertebra-sc-cl-scapula-and-clavicle-h-humerus-iv-lum-bar-vertebra-p-pelvis-sacrum-ulna-r-radius-c-carpus-me-metacarpus-ph-phalanges-fe-lemur-tibia-fibula-to-tarsus-mt-metatarsus-pt-phalanges-within-the-cranium-there-is-an-organ-called-the-brain-from-which-there-is-a-branch-called-the-spinal-cord-ex-tending-the-whole-length-of-the-body-and-contained-in-an-elongated-cavity-or-tube-formed-by-the-processes-arising-image231441678.html
RMRCF266–. Elements of zoölogy : a textbook. Zoology. THE VERTEBRATA OR VERTEBRATES.. Skeleton of the highest Vertebrate—Man. cm, cranium; cv, cervical vertebra; sc-cl, scapula and clavicle; h, humerus; Iv, lum- bar vertebra; p, pelvis; ,, sacrum; «, ulna; r, radius; c, carpus; me, metacarpus; ph, phalanges; fe, lemur;*, tibia; /, fibula; to, tarsus; mt, metatarsus; pt, phalanges Within the cranium there is an organ called the brain, from which there is a branch called the spinal cord, ex- tending the whole length of the body, and contained in an elongated cavity or tube formed by the processes arising
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