Jaw skeleton

... on which the remains were found.[1][2] One largely complete subfossil skeleton (named LB1, because it was the first specimen found in the Liang Bua cave) and a complete jawbone from a second individual (LB2),[3] dated at 18,000 years old, were discovered ...

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Hi guys, so in our class, we've been thought Frogs and their skeleton, and I was hoping someone would be kind enough to check my notes for ... Pterygoid Venier Hyoid Arterior Cornea Alary processes Body Thyroid Lower Jaw Mateodeblim Donary processes Angalo-sphenial Hinplimb Penser Tibia-Fibula ...

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Look at the picture of chameleon's skeleton , focus on its mouth. Chameleon do have teeth http://asm.wku.edu/faculty/Huskey/Veiled%20chameleon%20skeleton%20rostral2.jpg A chameleon's teeth are also unique in that they are attached to the jaw bone ridge. Unlike other lizards, chameleons ...

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