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plastron
plastron (ˈplæstrən) Also 6 plasteroun. [a. F. plastron breast-plate, also in other senses as in Eng., ad. It. piastrone, augment. of piastra breast-plate, prop. plate of metal; see piastre, plaster.] 1. a. A steel breast-plate formerly worn beneath the hauberk. Obs. exc. Hist.1506–7 Acc. Ld. High T... Oxford English Dictionary
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Basilemys
Basilemys' plastron is octagonal and elongated. Like the carapace, the plastron is made up of many bony elements, and the plastron can be divided into five distinct parts. wikipedia.org
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xiphiplastron
‖ xiphiplastron Anat. and Zool. (zɪfɪˈplæstrən) Pl. -a. Also (more correctly) xipho-. [mod.L., properly xiphoplastron, f. Gr. ξίϕος sword + plastron.] Each of the fourth or hindmost pair of lateral plates in the plastron of a turtle. Hence xiphiˈplastral a., pertaining to or constituting a xiphiplas... Oxford English Dictionary
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Turtle shell
The plastron is made up of nine bones and the two epiplastra at the anterior border of the plastron are homologous to the clavicles of other tetrapods. The plastron has been described as an exoskeleton, like osteoderms of other reptilians; but unlike osteoderms, the plastron also possesses osteoblasts, wikipedia.org
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parial
▪ I. parial, a. rare—1. (ˈpɛərɪəl) [f. L. pari- equal, in pl. paria pair + -al1.] Belonging to or constituting a pair; paired.1854 Owen Skel. & Teeth in Circ. Sc., Organ. Nat. I. 215 [The plastron..consists..of nine pieces,—one median and symmetrical, and the rest in pairs]. Ibid. 216 The parial pie... Oxford English Dictionary
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Palaeoamyda
The carapace and plastron are not connected by bony prominences and the plastron shows bony plates reduced to small protrusions. References H.-V. wikipedia.org
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Psephosauriscus
P. ramonensis is known from a partial carapace and connected plastron. The osteoderms of the carapace and plastron are smaller than those of other species. wikipedia.org
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Caspian turtle
This subspecies has narrow or fine reticulations on its carapace (which may be lost with age), and a totally black plastron and bridge. Age-related flavism may occur, resulting in a mainly yellow plastron with black reduced to the seams. wikipedia.org
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Plastron® Lft | 产品介绍 | 宝理塑料株式会社 全球门户网站
PLASTRON ® LFT是一种由粒料中连续的增强纤维（玻璃纤维或者碳纤维等）以相同长度、相同方向复合而成的树脂。. 这种材料兼具以往的纤维增强树脂所无法实现的刚性与高冲击强度，将可拓宽金属、FRP※的热塑性树脂化领域。. 此外，PLASTRON这种热塑性树脂，在 ...
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Western black-bridged leaf turtle
The plastron is mostly yellow with or without fine, radiating, black lines. The head is speckled and the throat is yellow. The neck is striped. The common name of the species refers to the color of the bridge (the area where the plastron and the carapace meet), which is predominantly yellow with wikipedia.org
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Four-eyed turtle
The plastron - the belly shell - is used in TCM prescriptions. Some TCM scientists argue that there is no difference between plastron and carapace (back shell) bone. wikipedia.org
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Chinese box turtle
The name box turtle refers to C. flavomarginata'''s ability to bring the plastron to the edges of the carapace. This is enabled by a hinge on the plastron and ligaments connecting the carapace and plastron, which allows for limited movement. wikipedia.org
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Elongated tortoise
Plastron large, truncate anteriorly, deeply notched posteriorly; suture between the pectoral shields as long as or longer than that between the humerals The males have a concave plastron while the plastron of a female is flat. wikipedia.org
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Thalassemys
While originally distinguished based on the presence of fontanelles on the plastron, the feature was later identified on T. hugii and E. ignoratum was The second valid species of Thalassemys is T. marina, named in 1903 by Fraas for a partial carapace and half a plastron from the late Kimmeridgian deposits wikipedia.org
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Amboina box turtle
The male can be identified by the slightly concave shape to its plastron. The plastron shows black markings on every plastral scute. Darker in coloration, more oval black spots on the plastron. wikipedia.org
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