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squamosal (noun) - In anatomy, squamosal refers to a flat bone between the temporal and parietal bones in the skull of vertebrates.
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- Of or pertaining to the platelike part of the temporal bone
- The platelike part of the temporal bone
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The squamosal shows at least five episquamosals.
Akainacephalus has a much smaller squamosal horn.
The edge on the squamosal horns is sharper.
And a jugal touching the squamosal.
The squamosal is present but incomplete.
Directly above the right squamosal suture.
The squamosal does not form part of the braincase.
The lower branch of the squamosal has a rectangular end.
The only parts of the skull uncovered were squamosal bones.
A projection on the squamosal that touches the infratemporal fenestra.
Landed like a heavy spear against the squamosal suture.
And the squamosal suture.
The narrowing is caused by an indentation of the outer rim of the squamosal.
There is also a depression on the squamosal bone of the skull roof.
The slanted squamosal of the remaining frontal bones of the skull suggests male.
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Crossing the superior and inferior temporal lines to the squamosal suture.
The squamosal horns on the rear skull corners are short and slightly rounded.
An open fracture to the right parietal bone just above the squamosal suture.
Near the lower edge of the squamosal a clearly demarcated groove or depression is present.
The mandibular bone is connected to the neurocranium via the quadrate and squamosal.
The squamosal horns are shorter than those of Pinacosaurus mephistocephalus.
There are apparent perimortem injuries to the temporal and parietal bones and the squamosal suture.
One squamosal is preserved, forming much of the posterior margin of the skull.
The main difference with Tarchia resided in the unique squamosal horn shape.
Also unlike macropodids, the squamosal bone widely contacts the frontal.
The skull of the Acrocanthosaurus atokensis holotype shows light exostotic material on the squamosal.
The quadratojugal and squamosal bosses are poorly developed, in contrast with other ankylosaurs.
To blunt-force crush trauma to the squamosal suture.
The squamosal suture was in fact the culprit, Tony.
Do you see these fissure lines inferior to the squamosal suture?
Correspondingly, in the upper jaw, the squamosal bone becomes situated next to the quadrate.
There is a stellate-shaped wound directly above the right squamosal suture.
In Achelousaurus, the squamosal bone was much shorter than the parietal.
I have managed to narrow it down to blunt-force crush trauma to the squamosal suture.
The squamosal suture was in fact the culprit, Tony, but death was far from instantaneous.
What punch could land hard enough to cause an epidural hematoma to the squamosal suture?
The squamosal was large, not part of the dome, and the back part was swollen.
In synapsids, this opening is below the articulation of the post-orbital and squamosal bones.
In cross-section, this ridge gave the squamosal the typical " stepped " centrosaurine profile.
A single blow caved in the ridge here along Donny 's squamosal suture.
The squamosal horn, on the top rear corner of the skull, is robust and pyramid-shaped.
Several other specimens are known which have similar squamosal bones, but all are very incomplete.
Gladius is "sword" in Latin, in reference to the elongated shape of the squamosal.
The squamosal bone was removed to expose the middle cerebral artery ( MCA ).
In Sphenosucians, the quadrate head makes contact with the prootic and squamosal bones.
The squamosal suture was in fact the culprit, Tony, Mmm.
How do you know? There is a stellate-shaped wound directly above the right squamosal suture.
The holotype squamosal has a length of 793 millimetres.
And squamosal suture." That sounds correct.
