Noun:

হন্বস্থিসংক্রান্ত,

maxillaries's Usage Examples:

Tangled – held by teeth, spines, maxillaries, or other protrusions without the body penetrating the mesh.

being big and robust compared to other tritylodonts, and also by exposed maxillaries in the skull, an unusually long diastema and thin zygomatic bone.

The maxillaries and premaxillaries in worm pearlfishes are joined by short connective fibers in the small mouth opening.

Both the maxillaries and premaxillaries.

The nasal bones are broad and thick and overlapped by the maxillaries (Owen, 1876).

rostrum is wider than the maximum distance between the tooth rows in the maxillaries.

maxillae, maxillaries The hindmost bones of the upper jaw; preceded by the premaxillaries.

The plumage was general glossy black with yellow feather tufts on the maxillaries, beneath the wings and the undertail coverts.

The dentary is less sharp and had 15 maxillaries compared to the 12 M.

back margin of the palate, does not usually reach forward between the maxillaries.

premaxillaries.

The lacrimals articulate with both the frontals and the maxillaries, a trait that distinguishes Pennatomys from its closest relatives (which.

(cheekbones) are not broadened towards the sides, are connected to the maxillaries by broad bones, and contain clear crests on their upper sides.

Boule drilled the maxillaries in order to release the wisdom teeth that were still inside them.

Eremoryzomys (as Oryzomys polius) as having overlapping squamosals and maxillaries (see character state definitions for character 30, p.

The jaws are short and strong, with the premaxillaries and maxillaries fused into a single piece.

unique characteristics such as the smaller snout, the short, feeble maxillaries which do not reach the orbit, nostrils placed halfway between the orbit.

covers the symphysis of the maxillaries and lies between the nasal openings.

Later on it enlarges and fuses with the maxillaries to get a mechanical support.

Synonyms:

hard palate; maxilla; sutura intermaxillaris; upper jaw; jaw; upper jawbone; intermaxillary suture;

Antonyms:

praise;