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The sternum, though present in some form in the vast majority of vertebrates and always more or less constant in its position, is, nevertheless, a bone which varies greatly both in its form and in its function. For example, it may be broad and flat and devoid of joints, as in the tortoise; or it may be long and narrow and composed of many segments, as in the {{cat}}. | |||
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Ashley GT. Factors leading to the development of a joint between the manubrium and the mesosternum. (1955) Thorax (1955), 10, 153-156.
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Factors leading to the Development of a Joint between the Manubrium and the Mesosternum
By
G. T. Ashley
The sternum, though present in some form in the vast majority of vertebrates and always more or less constant in its position, is, nevertheless, a bone which varies greatly both in its form and in its function. For example, it may be broad and flat and devoid of joints, as in the tortoise; or it may be long and narrow and composed of many segments, as in the cat.
Cite this page: Hill, M.A. (2024, April 26) Embryology Paper - Factors leading to the development of a joint between the manubrium and the mesosternum. Retrieved from https://embryology.med.unsw.edu.au/embryology/index.php/Paper_-_Factors_leading_to_the_development_of_a_joint_between_the_manubrium_and_the_mesosternum
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