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Dictionary » F » Frontal bones Frontal bonesThe large single bone forming the forehead and the upper margin and roof of the orbit on either side; it articulates with the parietal, nasal, ethmoid, maxillary, and zygomatic bones, and with the lesser wings of the sphenoid. Synonym: os frontale, coronale. ![]()
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subspecies comparision of the Genus: Corucia... not previously documented. Key words: Corucia, Sclera, Parietal, Prefrontal, Rostral, Nasal Introduction: Corucia zebrata zebrata (underlined) ... based on anterior foot length (the junction of the ulna / radius carpal bones to longest digit) divided by the snout to vent length (SVL)(Schnirel, ...
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