The Morphology of the Skull
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Fig. 62). The posterior basicranial fontanelle (p.bf.) has become a wide space between the clinoid wall and the basioccipital. The exoccipitals (e.o.) have increased in size, and possess a pro- cess directed outwards in the tympanic wing ; and paired VII. J THE FOWL: FOURTH STAGE. 235- supraoccipitals (Fig. 60, s.o.) have appeared,, ossifying most of the cartilage above the foramen magnum.
p'sc e.o n.c ^^ Embryo Chick, end of second week of incubation; posterior view of cranium.
ox. occipital c...ondyle ; nc. indicates the superior position of the notochordal remnant ; p.s.c. posterior semicircular canal ; h.s. horizontal semicircular canal ; t.eo. tympanic wing of exoccipital cartilage ; sp.o.
sphenotic process ; fo. supracranial fontanelle.
Bones : e.o. exoccipital ; s.o. supraoecipital ; sg. squamosal ; /. frontal ; p. parietal.
540. The anterior part of the otic cartilage, in the cochlear region and below the anterior canal, is ossified as prootic [pr.o. Fig. 61), and perforated by the auditory nerve.
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Fig. 62). The posterior basicranial fontanelle (p.bf.) has become a wide space between the clinoid wall and the basioccipital. The exoccipitals (e.o.) have increased in size, and possess a pro- cess directed outwards in the tympanic wing ; and paired VII. J THE FOWL: FOURTH STAGE. 235- supraoccipitals (Fig. 60, s.o.) have appeared,, ossifying most of the cartilage above the foramen magnum.
p'sc e.o n.c ^^ Embryo Chick, end of second week of incubation; posterior view of cranium.
ox. occipital c...ondyle ; nc. indicates the superior position of the notochordal remnant ; p.s.c. posterior semicircular canal ; h.s. horizontal semicircular canal ; t.eo. tympanic wing of exoccipital cartilage ; sp.o.
sphenotic process ; fo. supracranial fontanelle.
Bones : e.o. exoccipital ; s.o. supraoecipital ; sg. squamosal ; /. frontal ; p. parietal.
540. The anterior part of the otic cartilage, in the cochlear region and below the anterior canal, is ossified as prootic [pr.o. Fig. 61), and perforated by the auditory nerve.
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