premaxilla

Also sometimes there can be a underdevelopment of the premaxilla.

They are located in the premaxilla above and on the mandible below.

Domeykodactylus had a crest running along the top of the premaxilla.

This bone also supported a beak similar to the one found on the premaxilla.

Altogether the premaxilla had seven teeth; the third tooth was the largest.

The premaxilla shows a distinctive opening below and in front of the nostril.

The term premaxilla can also be used to refer to the incisive bone.

Four teeth in the premaxilla of the upper jaw.

The first two or three teeth of the premaxilla are immobile, while the rest can be depressed.

The teeth within the premaxilla are folded with polyplocodont structure.

They all have teeth on the premaxilla and maxilla.

Each premaxilla has four teeth set into it.

The premaxilla had four teeth on each side, a characteristic of primitive sauropodomorphs.

The predentary coincides with the premaxilla in the upper jaw.

The premaxilla, the bone forming the front of the snout, carries five teeth.

Other linkages are responsible for protrusion of the premaxilla.

The premaxilla preserved measures 24.6 mm long, with an estimated total length of 28-30 millimeters.

Inside each premaxilla is a large opening, the anterior palatal foramen.

The premaxilla is short, giving the appearance of a small, not especially prognathic face relative to other platyrrhines.

Most commonly, the defect involves the lip, rhinarium, and premaxilla.

Oligokyphus had no premaxilla, but did have a lateral extension of the maxilla.

There are four teeth in the premaxilla.

This species had gracile canines and a short premaxilla.

Primitively, plesiosaurs and most elasmosaurids had five teeth per premaxilla.

The skull is enlarged with sharply downturned premaxilla, which are stronger in males.