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. Elements of the comparative anatomy of vertebrates. Anatomy, Comparative; Vertebrates -- Anatomy. Cvcc Fin. 56.—SKULL OF A YOUNG .AxuLOTL. (Ventral view.) T,. face Osp FIG. 57.—SKULL OF Salamandra atra (ADULT.) (Dorsal view.) ft fore FIG. 58.—SKULL OF Salamandra atra (ADULT). (Ventral view.) Irabecula ; OB, auditory capsule ; For, fenestra ovalis, closed on one side by the stapes (St) ; Lett, ligament between the stapes and suspensorium ; Cocc, occi- pital condyles ; Bp, cartilaginous basilar plate between the auditory capsules ; Osp, dorsal tract of the occipital cartilage ; IN, internasal
. Elements of the comparative anatomy of vertebrates. Anatomy, Comparative; Vertebrates -- Anatomy. Cvcc Fin. 56.—SKULL OF A YOUNG .AxuLOTL. (Ventral view.) T,. face Osp FIG. 57.—SKULL OF Salamandra atra (ADULT.) (Dorsal view.) ft fore FIG. 58.—SKULL OF Salamandra atra (ADULT). (Ventral view.) Irabecula ; OB, auditory capsule ; For, fenestra ovalis, closed on one side by the stapes (St) ; Lett, ligament between the stapes and suspensorium ; Cocc, occi- pital condyles ; Bp, cartilaginous basilar plate between the auditory capsules ; Osp, dorsal tract of the occipital cartilage ; IN, internasal plate, which extends laterally to form processes (TF and AF) bounding the posterior nostrils (Ch); NK, nasal capsule ; Can, nasal cavity ; Na, external nostrils ; 1*1, foramen for the olfactory nerve ; Z, tongue-like outgrowth (intertrabecula) of the internasal plate, which forms a roof for the internasal cavity (Fig. 57) ; Qti-, quadrate ; Ptc, cartilaginous pterygoid; Pot, otic process, ped, pedicle, and Pa, ascending process, of the quadrate ; Ps, parasphenoid ; Pt, bony pterygoid ; Vo, vomer ; PI, palatine ; Pp, palatine process of maxilla ; I'op, vomero-palatine ; Pni->\ prcmaxilla ; M, maxilla ; Os, sphenethmoid ; As, prooiic ; N, nasal ; Pf, pre- frontal, perforated at D for the lacrymal duct ; F, frontal; P, parietal; 8qu, squamosal ; //, optic, V, trigrminal, and VII, facial foramen ; II', point of entrance of the nasal branch of the fifth nerve into the nasal Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Wiedersheim, Robert, 1848-1923; Parker, W. N. (William Newton), d. 1923. London, New York, Macmillan
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