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Definition of vertebrae
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Vertebrae
(pl. ) of
Vertebr.
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Platycoelian
::
Platycoelian
(a.) Flat at the
anterior
and
concave
at the
posterior
end; -- said of the
centra
of the
vertebrae
of some
extinct
dinouaurs.
Procoelia
::
Procoelia
(n. pl.) A
division
of
Crocodilia,
including
the true
crocodiles
and
alligators,
in which the
dorsal
vertebrae
are
concave
in
front..
Ichthyornis
::
Ichthyornis
(n.) An
extinct
genus of
toothed
birds found in the
American
Cretaceous
formation.
It is
remarkable
for
having
biconcave
vertebrae,
and
sharp,
conical
teeth set in
sockets.
Its wings were well
developed.
It is the type of the order
Odontotormae..
Archaeopteryx
::
Archaeopteryx
(n.) A
fossil
bird, of the
Jurassic
period,
remarkable
for
having
a long
tapering
tail of many
vertebrae
with
feathers
along each side, and jaws armed with
teeth,
with other
reptilian
characteristics..
Vertebro-
::
Vertebro-
() A
combining
form used in
anatomy
to
indicate
connection
with, or
relation
to, a
vertebra,
vertebrae,
or
vertebral
column;
as in
vertebrocostal..
Pygostyle
::
Pygostyle
(n.) The plate of bone which forms the
posterior
end of the
vertebral
column
in most
birds;
the
plowshare
bone; the
vomer.
It is
formed
by the union of a
number
of the last
caudal
vertebrae,
and
supports
the
uropigium..
Ginglymodi
::
Ginglymodi
(n.) An order of
ganoid
fishes,
including
the
modern
gar pikes and many
allied
fossil
forms.
They have
rhombic,
ganoid
scales,
a
heterocercal
tail,
paired
fins
without
an axis,
fulcra
on the fins, and a bony
skeleton,
with the
vertebrae
convex
in front and
concave
behind,
forming
a ball and
socket
joint.
See
Ganoidel..
Procoelian
::
Procoelian
(n.) A
reptile
having
procoelian
vertebrae;
one of the
Procoelia.
Coccygeal
::
Coccygeal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
coccyx;
as, the
coccygeal
vertebrae..
Cervical
::
Cervical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the neck; as, the
cervical
vertebrae..
Whettlebones
::
Whettlebones
(n. pl.) The
vertebrae
of the back.
Invertebrate
::
Invertebrate
(a.)
Destitute
of a
backbone;
having
no
vertebrae;
of or
pertaining
to the
Invertebrata.
Vertebral
::
Vertebral
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
vertebrae,
or the
vertebral
column;
spinal;
rachidian..
Biconcave
::
Biconcave
(a.)
Concave
on both
sides;
as,
biconcave
vertebrae..
Amphioxus
::
Amphioxus
(n.) A
fishlike
creature
(Amphioxus
lanceolatus),
two or three
inches
long, found in
temperature
seas; -- also
called
the
lancelet.
Its body is
pointed
at both ends. It is the
lowest
and most
generalized
of the
vertebrates,
having
neither
brain,
skull,
vertebrae,
nor red
blood.
It forms the type of the group
Acrania,
Leptocardia,
etc..
Coccyx
::
Coccyx
(n.) The end of the
vertebral
column
beyond
the
sacrum
in man and
tailless
monkeys.
It is
composed
of
several
vertebrae
more or less
consolidated.
Intervertebral
::
Intervertebral
(a.)
Between
vertebrae.
Protovertebrae
::
Protovertebrae
(pl. ) of
Protovertebr.
Intertransverse
::
Intertransverse
(a.)
Between
the
transverse
processes
of the
vertebrae.
Isospondylous
::
Isospondylous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
Isospondyli;
having
the
anterior
vertebrae
separate
and
normal.
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