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interclavicle
interclavicle Anat. (ɪntəˈklævɪk(ə)l) [f. inter- 3 + clavicle.] A T-shaped or rod-like dermal bony plate lying on the under side of the sternum and attached to the clavicles, in lizards, crocodiles, and the lower mammals.1870 Rolleston Anim. Life 36 Those ‘parosteal’ bones which are developed from t... Oxford English Dictionary
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Interclavicle
An interclavicle is a bone which, in most tetrapods, is located between the clavicles. The interclavicle, on the other hand, develops through intramembranous ossification of the skin. wikipedia.org
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Australothyris
The articulated postcranial skeleton is weathered to the point that only portions of the cervical vertebrae and interclavicle are in good enough condition The interclavicle is anchor-shaped (like ankyramorph, or "anchor-form" parareptiles), but in contrast to ankyramorphs, the center of the interclavicle wikipedia.org
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episternum
episternum Anat. (ɛpɪˈstɜːnəm) [f. epi- + sternum.] In mammals, the upper part of the sternum or breast-bone; in other animals, applied variously to certain structures adjoining the breast.1855 Owen Skel. & Teeth 39 The long stem of the episternum covers the outer part of the groove, where it repres... Oxford English Dictionary
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Clavicle
The earliest tetrapods retained this arrangement, with the addition of a diamond-shaped interclavicle between the base of the clavicles, although this The interclavicle is absent in marsupials and placental mammals. wikipedia.org
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omosternum
‖ omosternum Comp. Anat. (əʊməʊˈstɜːnəm) [f. Gr. ὦµο-ς shoulder + mod.L. sternum, Gr. στέρνον breast.] A cartilage, or an ossification of such cartilage at the anterior extremity of the sternum. It is probably always derived from the ventral ends of the coracoids, and is called by Gegenbaur Epicorac... Oxford English Dictionary
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Anthracosaurus
Other fossils from Airdrie include lower jaw fragments, teeth, vertebrae, and possibly a partial interclavicle. The vertebrae are undiagnostic beyond their embolomerous form, while the interclavicle shows similarity to that of Pholiderpeton. wikipedia.org
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metosteon
‖ metosteon Ornith. (mɛˈtɒstɪɒn) [mod.L., f. Gr. µετά behind + ὀστέον bone.] The centre of ossification for the posterior lateral processes of the sternum, behind the pleurosteon. Hence meˈtosteal a., pertaining to the metosteon.1868 W. K. Parker Shoulder-Girdle Vetebr. 100 The bony patches..keep ve... Oxford English Dictionary
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Sclerothorax
Sclerothorax also has a very large pectoral girdle; the interclavicle bone is longer than the skull, meaning that Sclerothorax has the proportionally largest interclavicle of any temnospondyl. wikipedia.org
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Aphrosaurus
Both the pectoral and pelvic girdles are mostly complete, with a smooth clavicle-interclavicle complex lacking the keel and suture lines. can be differentiated by the presence of a deepened ventral notch along the centra of the cervical vertebrae, and a wide, dorsal-ventrally compressed interclavicle-clavicle wikipedia.org
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Cryobatrachus
Colbert and Cosgriff tentatively attributed six smaller fragments from Coalsack Bluff to Cryobatrachus, including parts of lower jaw, the clavicle, and the interclavicle A 1977-78 expedition found a bone fragment on Collinson Ridge and an interclavicle on Shenk Peak southeast of the paratype locality on Mount Kenyon, both wikipedia.org
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Lazarussuchus
The interclavicle of L. inexpectatus was described as T-shaped in its initial description, however the main part of the bone is not visible, and only a In contrast, the Menat specimen interclavicle is rhomboid in shape, but the lateral processes are incomplete, making comparison difficult. wikipedia.org
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Echinerpeton
Redpath Museum: the holotype MCZ 4090, which consists of a partial postcranial skeleton and some jaw fragments; MCZ 4091, which includes vertebrae and an interclavicle Parts of the appendicular skeleton (limbs, hips, and shoulder bones) are preserved in Echinerpeton specimens, including the interclavicle, scapula (shoulder wikipedia.org
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Elachistosuchus
portion of the neck and the front portion of the back with rib fragments are preserved in block II, along with shoulder girdle elements including the interclavicle , and a spoon-shaped back projection of the interclavicle. wikipedia.org
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Plagiosuchus
The interclavicle described and figured by Fraas had originally been noted by him as Labyrinthodon sp. in an 1889 publication and before that by von Meyer This interclavicle was not formalized as the holotype but is recognized as the lectotype. wikipedia.org
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