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Fig. 6. Reconstruction of the skull of Embryo beta otic and temporal region viewed from the side

Omithorhynchus paradoxus. Graphical reconstruction of the skull of Embryo beta in the otic and temporal region, seen from the side. Reference letters as before, with — For, Art. Temp, Sup., foramen for the superficial temporal artery: Proc.Per.Sup., processus perioticus superior; Froc.AnLPer,, processus anterior perioticus, the ossification in the membrana spheno-obturatoria which belongs to the prootic. The broken line lying within this bone represents the front edge of the cartilaginous otic capsule : V,C,L., vena capitis lateralis, course in the sulcus facialis and the canal in the prootic; VII, the position of the facial foramen ; F, the mandibular division of the fifth nerve.


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Watson DMS. The Monotreme Skull - A Contribution to Mammalian Morphogenesis. (1915)


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