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prokinesis - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
From pro- + -kinesis. Noun. edit. prokinesis (uncountable). A form of mesokinesis that occurs between the braincase and facial skeleton. en.wiktionary.org
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prokinesis, n. meanings, etymology and more | Oxford English ...
The earliest known use of the noun prokinesis is in the 1960s. OED's earliest evidence for prokinesis is from 1962, in a paper by T. H. Frazzetta. prokinesis ... www.oed.com
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The dual function of prokinesis in the feeding and locomotor systems ...
Prokinesis, a mode of avian cranial kinesis involving motion between the neurocranium and upper beak, has long been investigated in ... pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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prokinesis
prokinesis Zool. (prəʊkaɪˈniːsɪs, -kiːn-) [ad. G. prokinetik, f. Gr. πρό pro-2 + κῖνητικός moving: see kinetic a. (n.) and kinesis.] A process, found in some birds and lizards, by which the upper bill or jaw may be raised relative to the cranium by rotation about a hinge anterior to the eyes.1962 T.... Oxford English Dictionary
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The dual function of prokinesis in the feeding and locomotor systems ...
Prokinesis, a mode of avian cranial kinesis involving motion between the neurocranium and upper beak, has long been investigated in biomechanical analyses of ... journals.biologists.com
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Cranial kinesis - Wikipedia
Prokinesis, which occurs between the braincase and the facial skeleton (the nasofrontal joint, or within the nasals), e.g. birds. Streptostyly is the fore ... en.wikipedia.org
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Cranial kinesis
Neognathous rhynchokinesis, however, probably evolved from prokinesis. In neognathous birds, prokinesis was probably ancestral to amphikinesis, and amphikinesis to rhynchokinesis in most cases, but prokinesis has also evolved wikipedia.org
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The dual function of prokinesis in the feeding and locomotor systems ...
Prokinesis, a mode of avian cranial kinesis involving motion between the neurocranium and upper beak, has long been investigated in biomechanical analyses ... pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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Prokinetic Agents: Examples, Conditions Treated, Side Effects
Prokinetic agents are a class of drugs that help with gut motility — the muscle contractions that move food forward throughout your GI tract ... my.clevelandclinic.org
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Alec Wilken co-authors a new paper on prokinesis in the feeding ...
The paper describes how rosy-faced lovebirds use prokinesis during tripedal climbing and mandibular/maxillary adduction, i.e., biting. They ... callumross.org
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Types of cranial kinesis in birds. (A) Prokinesis, (B) distal...
Prokinesis, a mode of avian cranial kinesis involving motion between the neurocranium and upper beak, has long been investigated in biomechanical analyses of ... www.researchgate.net
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rhynchokinesis
rhynchokinesis Zool. (rɪŋkəkaɪˈniːsɪs, -kɪn-) [ad. G. rhynchokinetik (H. Hofer 1949, in Acta Zool. XXX. 213), f. Gr. ῥύγχο-ς beak, snout + κινητικ-ός moving: see kinetic a. (n.) and kinesis.] A process, found in some birds and lizards, by which the upper bill or jaw may be raised relative to the cra... Oxford English Dictionary
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kinesis
kinesis (kaɪ-, kɪˈniːsɪs) Pl. kineses. [mod.L., f. Gr. κίνησις motion.] † 1. Cytology. Karyokinesis, mitosis. Obs. rare. (Cf. kinetic a. 4.)1904 Jrnl. R. Microsc. Soc. 529 At the first metaphase there is a second division (? longitudinal) which appears preparatory to the second kinesis. 1906 Ibid. 2... Oxford English Dictionary
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