Lower jaw

... 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 ... Studies of the bones and joints of the arm, shoulder and the lower limbs have also suggested that H. floresiensis was more similar to ...

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... Pterygoid Venier Hyoid Arterior Cornea Alary processes Body Thyroid Lower Jaw Mateodeblim Donary processes Angalo-sphenial Hinplimb Penser Tibia-Fibula Tarsus Astragalus ...

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... I think the main body of the lecture was actually about lower jaw changes in ancient mammal-like reptiles...

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... etc). These animals have a very large gland running the length of the lower jaw. It is the exact same gland as the venom gland of the gila monster. The venom produced ...

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... Phylogeny Developing vertebrate fetuses show pairs of gill arches. In lower vertebrates the arches have openings between them and the bars develop ... develop into other structures in the higher vertebrates, such as the jaw in the gnathostomes and the ear in the amphibians and higher vertebrates. ...

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