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  • Paper - Development of the Otic Capsule 4
    ...ssula ante fenestram and associated structures in man 3|3]], and [[Paper - Stapes, fissula ante fenestram and associated structures in man 4|4]]).
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  • Paper - Stapes, fissula ante fenestram and associated structures in man 4
    ...ssula ante fenestram and associated structures in man 3|3]], and [[Paper - Stapes, fissula ante fenestram and associated structures in man 4|4]]) describing =Stapes, Fissula Ante Fenestram and Associated Structures in Man: IV. From Fetuses
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  • Paper - Stapes, fissula ante fenestram and associated structures in man 3
    ...ssula ante fenestram and associated structures in man 3|3]], and [[Paper - Stapes, fissula ante fenestram and associated structures in man 4|4]]) describing =Stapes, Fissula Ante Fenestram and Associated Structures in Man III. From Embryos
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  • Paper - Development of the Otic Capsule 3
    ...ssula ante fenestram and associated structures in man 3|3]], and [[Paper - Stapes, fissula ante fenestram and associated structures in man 4|4]]).
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  • Paper - Stapes, fissula ante fenestram and associated structures in man 1
    ...ssula ante fenestram and associated structures in man 4|4]], and [[Paper - Stapes, fissula ante fenestram and associated structures in man 5|5]]) describing =Stapes, Fissula Ante Fenestram and Associated Structures in Man: I. From Embryo of
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  • Paper - Development of the stapes of the human ear - illustrated in atlas series
    ...90px|left]] This historic 1959 paper by Anson and Bast described the human stapes development. =Development of the Stapes of the Human Ear - Illustrated in Atlas Series=
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  • Paper - Some features of the auditory apparatus of a 16 mm human embryo
    ...id bar bifurcates, the anterior portion being directly continuous with the stapes. The facial nerve lies in the fork so formed. There is a large vein lying t ...meters. The ossicles at that stage were simply concentrated mesoblast. The stapes was ring—like, the incus was particularly small, and the malleus large. T
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  • Paper - The development of the ear-bones in the mouse
    ...representative of the quadrate. The older Continental view homologised the stapes with the hyo-mandibular, the incus with the quadrate, the malleus with the ...f the hyoid arch becomes the stylo-hyal. It is at first connected with the stapes, but soon separates from it; later it becomes immediately connected to the
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  • Paper - The early embryology of the auditory ossicles in man
    ...ssula ante fenestram and associated structures in man 4|4]], and [[Paper - Stapes, fissula ante fenestram and associated structures in man 5|5]]) describing ...offered detailed information on the morphogenesis of the otic capsule, the stapes and the incus (with atlas arrangement of figures). A fourth article, compar
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  • Paper - Major features in the developmental history of the human stapes (1940)
    '''Modern Notes:''' {{Stapes}} | {{Middle ear}} =Major Features in the Developmental History of the Human Stapes=
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  • 2011 Lab 10 - Early Embryo
    Reichert's cartilage<br>stapes, styloid process, lesser cornu of hyoid, upper part of body of hyoid bone * '''ST''' - stapes
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  • 2011 Lab 6 - Early Embryo
    Reichert's cartilage<br>stapes, styloid process, lesser cornu of hyoid, upper part of body of hyoid bone * '''ST''' - stapes
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  • ANAT2341 Lab 10 - Early Embryo
    Reichert's cartilage<br>stapes, styloid process, lesser cornu of hyoid, upper part of body of hyoid bone * '''ST''' - stapes
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  • Hearing - Middle Ear Development
    ...subunits of the stapes and timing of development. Twenty-seven percent of stapes malformations had a Type I morphology characterized by a hypoplastic or abs ...n the NCCs disrupts NCC migration into the stapes region in PA2, affecting stapes formation. These results indicate that region-specific endodermal signals d
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  • Paper - On the development of the external ear passages
    ...in the connective tissue above and posterior to the site of the drum; the stapes at first appears to be located in the vestibule rather than in the tympanic ...um, and covers in the long process of the hammer; the inner wall shuts the stapes from the tympanic cavity; the body of the hammer and the anvil lie above th
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  • Paper - Development of the otic capsule 2
    ...ssula ante fenestram and associated structures in man 3|3]], and [[Paper - Stapes, fissula ante fenestram and associated structures in man 4|4]]). The fetuse ...complete, thus resulting in a synchondrosis in the capsule anterior to the stapes. Perozzi, however, considered this zone as a place whichpermitted growth or
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  • Book - An Atlas of Topographical Anatomy 4
    ...specially suitable for the study of the organ. In the middle line from the stapes is the vestibule. The cochlea is not shown as it lies above the section.
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  • Paper - Adult form of the human stapes in the light of its development
    '''Modern Notes:''' {{Stapes}} | {{Middle ear}} =Adult Form of the Human Stapes in the Light of Its Development=
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  • Sensory - Hearing Abnormalities
    Fixation of the middle ear ossicles Malleus, Incus and Stapes * congenital fixation of stapes (stapes anchored to oval window)
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  • Book - Contributions to Embryology Carnegie Institution No.20 part 7
    ...the vestibular cistern, situated between the utricle and the cartilaginous stapes. The smaller spaces, belowthe cistern ...ite the fenestra cochleae; Impressio staped., area in contact with base of stapes; Saccus endol., saccus endolymphaticus; Scala tymp., scala tynipani; Scala
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  • Endoderm
    ...n the NCCs disrupts NCC migration into the stapes region in PA2, affecting stapes formation. These results indicate that region-specific endodermal signals d
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  • ANAT2341 Lab 10 - Online Assessment 2015
    ...d incus are derived from the cartilage of the 1st pharyngeal arch, and the stapes is derived from the cartilage of the 2nd pharyngeal arch. In ossicle develo
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  • Paper - Stapes, fissula ante fenestram and associated structures in man 2
    ...ssula ante fenestram and associated structures in man 3|3]], and [[Paper - Stapes, fissula ante fenestram and associated structures in man 4|4]]) describing =Stapes, fissula ante fenestram and associated structures in man: II. From Fetus at
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  • Sensory - Carnegie Stage 22
    Manubrium of malleus(L). Meckel's cartilage. Stapes (R). Auditory tube.
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  • Paper - Stapes, fissula ante fenestram and associated structures in man 5
    ...ssula ante fenestram and associated structures in man 4|4]], and [[Paper - Stapes, fissula ante fenestram and associated structures in man 5|5]]) describing =Stapes, Fissula ante fenestram and Associated Structures in man: V . From the Fetu
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  • Paper - Development of the malleus of the human ear - Illustrated in atlas series
    Anson, B. J., and Bast, T. H.: Development of the Stapes of the Human Ear, Illustrated in Atlas Series. Quart. Bull., Northwestern U '''Fig. 1.''' The malleus Embryo 7 week 18 mm, like the incus and stapes, develops from a mesenchymal blastema located within the first two branchia
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  • Book - Aids to Embryology (1948) 8
    i, Otocyst ; 2, pharyngo-tympanic tube ; 3, stapes ; 4, incus ; 5, malleus ; 6, ectodermal ingrowth ; 7, external auditory mea 2, malleus ; 3, incus. B. Reichert’s cartilage ; 4, stapes ;
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  • Book - Human Embryology and Morphology 4
    ...lato-quadrate bar (cartilaginous skeleton of maxillary process), while the stapes is an independent formation developed round the stapedial artery. It may be ...elatinous tissue is absorbed, so that the malleus and incus and developing stapes, with the chorda tynipani, become surrounded by the hypoblasts lining of th
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  • 2011 Lab 10 - Late Embryo
    Manubrium of malleus(L). Meckel's cartilage. Stapes (R). Auditory tube.
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  • Paper - The development of the second branchial arch (Reichert's cartilage), facial canal and associated structures in man
    ...the reader’s right); it has not yet been carried medialward to invest the stapes (at the reader’s left). ...anic mucous membrane has reached adult extent at this level, investing the stapes and covering the medial wall of the middle-ear cavity.
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  • Paper - The role of the auditory sensory epithelium in the formation of the stapedial plate (1917)
    ...ther the first or second arch. Cope and Frazer described the origin of the stapes as 'peri-arterial.' O. Hertwig regards its origin as uncertain. Finally one ...he auditory epithelium would furnish a means of testing to what extent the stapes homologue together with its stapedial plate can develop in the absence of a
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  • BGDB Face and Ear - Early Embryo
    * '''ST''' - stapes
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  • Paper - The Development of the Scala Tympani, Scala Vestibuli and Perioticular Cistern in the Human Embryo
    ...uated between the tympanic wall of the bony vestibuli with its articulated stapes, and the vestibular chambers of the membraneous labyrinth. This is the spat ...mm. embryo that has just been referred to. There is now just opposite the stapes one space which is much larger than the adjoining spaces. On part of its ma
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  • 2014 Group Project 8 part 2
    ...Stage 18 and 19 a mesenchymal bridge forms by the interhyale which bridges stapes and cranial part laterohyale (Reichert’s cartilage). And by stage O’Rah ...s tendon was observed and the stapedius tendon attached at the back of the stapes head.The anlage of the pyramidal eminence formed around week 12-14 and arou
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  • Book - Buchanan's Manual of Anatomy including Embryology 17
    incus, and stapes), with their ligaments. ...s elongated from before backwards. It is occupied by the foot-piece of the stapes, and the annular ligament which connects the circumference of the foot-piec
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  • Book - Contributions to Embryology Carnegie Institution No.20 part 5
    stapes. It is developed in the reticulum that fills the interval situated between the saccule, utricle, and the cartilaginous stapes. Even before the general periotic
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  • Sensory - Hearing and Balance Development
    ...fy (Meckel’s cartilage), second arch may chondrify (Reichert’s cartilage), stapes and stapedius commence. Auricular hillocks merge to form auricle primordia. ** Stapes - Pharyngeal Arch 2 cartilage Neural crest (ectoderm)
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  • Book - Vertebrate Zoology (1928) 20
    ...fore no radical innovation in the fact that the incus articulates with the stapes. ...lii (supra-angular) ; q, quadrate ; s, squamosal ; sa, supra-angular ; st, stapes (columella auris) ; /, tympanic (angular).
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  • ANAT2341 Lab 6 - Early Embryo
    * '''ST''' - stapes
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  • Book - The Elements of Embryology - Mammalian 4
    ...nanubrium or handle of the malleus ; tjy. tegmen tympani ; ?'. incus ; st. stapes ; i.hy. interhyal ligament ; st.h. stylohyal cartilage ; h.h. hypohyal ; b. ...end of the mandibular arch, and its rounded head comes in contact with the stapes (Fig. 136, sf) which is segmented from the fenestra ovalis.
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  • Developmental Signals - Sonic hedgehog
    ...n the NCCs disrupts NCC migration into the stapes region in PA2, affecting stapes formation. These results indicate that region-specific endodermal signals d
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  • Paper - The development and structure of the otic (endolymphatic) sac
    ...ssula ante fenestram and associated structures in man 3|3]], and [[Paper - Stapes, fissula ante fenestram and associated structures in man 4|4]]) describing
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  • Paper - Development of the Otic Capsule 1
    ...ssula ante fenestram and associated structures in man 3|3]], and [[Paper - Stapes, fissula ante fenestram and associated structures in man 4|4]]). ...eductus cochlea; f.a.f., fissura ante fenestrarn; N.VlI, facial nerve; 5., stapes; v.c., vascular connective tissue in cartilage; e.s., endolymphatic sac; c.
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  • ANAT2341 Lab 10 - Late Embryo
    Manubrium of malleus(L). Meckel's cartilage. Stapes (R). Auditory tube.
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  • 2010 Lecture 11
    ** dorsal ends form stapes and Temporal bone styloid process | stapes, styloid process, lesser cornu of hyoid, upper part of body of hyoid bone
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  • Lecture - Sensory Development
    ...cavity walls by ligaments (3 for the malleus, and 1 each for the incus and stapes). |<center>Stapes</center>
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  • Human Embryology and Morphology 16
    ...process, mandibular and hyoid arches to the base of the skull, becomes the stapes. The incus and malleus arise from the upper end of the mandibular bar of ca ..., in the later months of development, the malleus and incus and developing stapes, with the chorda tympani, become surrounded by the entodermal lining of the
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  • 2009 Lecture 17
    ** Stapes - Pharyngeal Arch 2 cartilage Neural crest (ectoderm) * stapedius muscle and stapes
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  • BGD Lecture - Face and Ear Development
    ** dorsal ends form stapes and Temporal bone styloid process ** Stapes - Pharyngeal Arch 2 cartilage Neural crest (ectoderm)
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  • 2009 Lecture 11
    ** dorsal ends form stapes and Temporal bone styloid process | stapes, styloid process, lesser cornu of hyoid, upper part of body of hyoid bone
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  • 2010 Lecture 17
    ** Stapes - Pharyngeal Arch 2 cartilage Neural crest (ectoderm) * stapedius muscle and stapes
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  • Paper - A model to illustrate the probable action of the tectorial membrane (1915)
    ...ensity), in overcoming the resistance met in passing from the basis of the stapes toward the apex, earlier become too faint to sufficiently agitate the basil ...y the usual sound vibrations, since these are imparted by the basis of the stapes directly to the fluid in the scala vestibuli. The basilar membrane lies und
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  • The Works of Francis Balfour 3-19
    quadrate ; st. stapes ; fr. fenestra rotunda ; hso. horizontal semicircular canal ; St. stapes; Mck. Meckelian cartilage; B.Hy.
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  • Book - Manual of Human Embryology 16-4
    ...ondral stage. The previously established connection with the anlage of the stapes becomes the crus longum and from the intermediate disk the articulation dev ...tly into connective tissue in man also. The centre of ossification for the stapes is situated usually in its base.
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  • Carnegie stage 18
    ...el’s cartilage}}), second arch may chondrify ({{Reichert’s cartilage}}), {{stapes}} and {{stapedius}} commence. Auricular hillocks merge to form auricle prim
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  • Term Link
    '''{{Stapes}}'''
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  • Book - Vertebrate Zoology (1928) 32
    ...ive rise to the tympanic cavity (and Eustachian tube) and columella auris (stapes) respectively. The vibrations of air impinge on the tympanic membrane or ea
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  • Book - A Laboratory Manual and Text-book of Embryology 13
    ...es, and the connected portion becomes the cms tongum. Between this and the stapes an articulation develops. ...d from the second branchial arch (Fig. 387). The mesenchymal anlage of the stapes is perforated by the stapedial artery, and its cartilaginous anlage is ring
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  • Paper - The chondrocranium of a 20 mm human embryo
    ...of the fenestra vestibuli cannot yet be made out, as the foot plate of the stapes is buried in indifferent tissue (fig. 3). There is trace of the sulcus caro Stapes
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  • Lecture - Head Development
    ** dorsal ends form stapes and Temporal bone styloid process ...ate. Pharyngeal Arch 2 cartilage (Reichert’s cartilage) dorsal ends form stapes and Temporal bone styloid process, ventral part ossifies to form hyoid bone
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  • 2014 Group Project 8
    ...Stage 18 and 19 a mesenchymal bridge forms by the interhyale which bridges stapes and cranial part laterohyale (Reichert’s cartilage). And by stage O’Rah ...s tendon was observed and the stapedius tendon attached at the back of the stapes head.The anlage of the pyramidal eminence formed around week 12-14 and arou
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  • 2010 Lab 6
    stapes, styloid process, lesser cornu of hyoid, upper part of body of hyoid bone
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  • 2012 Group Project 6
    ...ationes anatomicae'' is published and describes the tympanic membrane. The stapes ossicle is also discovered and named. <ref><pubmed>22965774</pubmed></ref> ...h in turn moves the other ossicles. The ossicles namely malleus, incus and stapes provide solid medium for the waves to travel through and act as a lever inc
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  • Book - A textbook of histology, including microscopic technic (1910) Special Histology 9
    ...lso provided with cartilaginous articular surfaces. The basal plate of the stapes is covered both below and at its edges with cartilage, as are also the marg
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  • Book - Manual of Human Embryology 11.2
    ...one cartilaginous element from another (Figs. 312 and 313). The incus and stapes remain distinct cartilages. The malleus is long continuous with Meckel's ca ...are purely membranous in origin. Some, like the ethmoid, hyoid, incus, and stapes, are fairly typical substitution bones, while many of the bones, like the o
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  • Book - The Elements of Embryology - Chicken 8
    ...palatine, pg. pterygoid. z. optic nerve, as. alisphenoid. q. quadrate, st. stapes, fr. fenestra rotunda, hso. horizontal semicircular canal, psc. posterior v ...otic cartilage. The former is filled up by a small piece of cartilage, the stapes (Fig. 78, st.), which in the adult forms part of the columella (see pp. 166
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  • McMurrich1914 Chapter 16
    ...cartilage (st) which surrounds a small stapedial artery and represents the stapes. It has been found that in the rabbit the mass of cells from which the stapes is formed is at its first appearance quite independent of the second branch
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  • Paper - Preliminary note on the skull of a human fetus of 43 mm greatest length
    ...resembles precartilage, and is not everywhere sharply marked off from the stapes. Anteriorly the latter is joined to the otic capsule by a narrow junction
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  • Histology Glossary - S
    '''stapes '''L. = a stirrup, from L. ''stare '' = to stand + ''pes '' = a foot (pri
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  • 2009 BGD-B Lecture Face and Ear
    | stapes, styloid process, lesser cornu of hyoid, upper part of body of hyoid bone * arch 2 - stapes
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  • Book - Developmental Anatomy 1924-10
    Stapes (u) . ...with the periotic capsule. This upper segment of the cartilage becomes the stapes and the styloid process of the temporal bone (Figs. 223 and 310). The succe
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  • S
    ...). The PSA can also lead to hearing loss by limiting the movement of the {{stapes}}. :In the {{middle ear}}, a muscle that contracts to pull the {{stapes}} and therefore dampens auditory [[O#ossicle|ossicle]] movement. The muscle
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  • Book - Vertebrate Zoology (1928) 10
    ...bones. The one nearest to the fenestra ovalis is perforated and called the stapes (stirrup) ; it is homologous with the columella auris and hyomandibula of l ...) ; m, malleus (articular) ; oe, external auditory meatus (outer ear) ; s, stapes (columella auris, hyomandibula) ; sa, saccule ; sc, semicircular canal ; tc
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  • Book - The development of the chick (1919) 9
    ...om of the meatus, or tympanic plate, being held in position by the forming stapes. The meatus is directed in a general median direction Avith a slight slant ...ternal to the bottom of the meatus. During the seventh and eighth days the stapes becomes sharply differentiated, and the internal face of the tympanum is es
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  • Book - Developmental Anatomy 1924-15
    ...sification begins. A portion of the incus, which in early stages joins the stapes, becomes the crus longum. Articulations develop where the three ossicles to The stapes is derived from the second branchial arch (Fig. 310). Its mesenchymal and c
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  • Book - Contributions to Embryology Carnegie Institution No.20 part 3
    ...t fuses in part with the cartilaginous skull and it is continuous with the stapes. Embedded in it is the epithelial labyrinth together with its ganglionated
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  • I
    ...of the middle ear ([[I#incus|incus]] - [[M#malleus|malleus]] - [[S#stapes|stapes]]) that convert mechanical vibration into fluid movement within [[C#cochlea
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  • Book - Contributions to Embryology Carnegie Institution No.20 part 6
    ...tological evidence of the formation of the periotic spaces occurs near the stapes, in the reticulum that bridges the interval l)etween the sacculus and the f
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  • The Works of Francis Balfour 3-17
    ...is discussed in connection with the skeleton, while the base, forming the stapes, appears to be derived from the wall of the periotic cartilage. ...from parts of the skeleton of the visceral arches, are placed between the stapes and the tympanic membrane. These ossicles are known as the malleus and incu
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  • Paper - The primordial cranium of erinaceus europaeus (1918)
    ...lateral aspect, the fenestra vestibuli (ovalis), closed by the foot of the stapes, is seen. On the inferior aspect a large vacuity, the common opening of the
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  • Book - Text-Book of Embryology 18
    ...mesenchyme near its dorsal end. It has been suggested that the base of the stapes is of intramembranous origin and that the rest of the bone is derived from
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  • Book - Aids to Embryology (1948) 13
    ...e adjacent part of the second arch cartilage likewise ossifies to form the stapes and the styloid process.
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  • 1987 Developmental Stages In Human Embryos - Stage 18
    ...evident from the beginning. The cochlear duct is L-shaped. The mesenchymal stapes (containing the stapedial artery) and the stapedius can be identified, and
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  • Book - Quain's Embryology 6
    ...symphysis ; T, the tympanic ring ; m, the malleus ; i, the incus ; s, the stapes ; sta, the stapedius muscle ; st, the styloid process ;p,A,<7, the stylo- j ...isceral plate from the proximal part of Meckel's cartilage, and the incus, stapes, and stapedius muscle and the styloid process probably in the second plate.
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  • Paper - The primordial cranium of microtus amphibius (water-rat), as determined by sections and a model of the 25-mm stage (1917)
    ...l. 6) bears the large oval fenestra vestibuli which lodges the foot of the stapes. Above the fenestra vestibuli the lateral wall of the vestibular segment is ...e angle from it, at the level of the processus brevis articulates with the stapes cartilage (Pls. 3, 6), no joint cavity at this stage intervening between th
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  • Book - A Laboratory Manual and Text-book of Embryology 11
    ...with the periotic capsule. This upper segment of the cartilage becomes the stapes and the styloid process of the temporal bone (Figs. 321 and 387). The succe
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  • Book - Manual of Human Embryology 11E
    ...ctures are formed ; in the first the malleus and incus; in the second, the stapes and the styloid process of the temporal bone. Ventrally the second, third, The stapes, which at this period has its characteristic form, and the styloid process
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  • 1897 Human Embryology 28
    ...e tympanal cavity expands around the bones of the ear (malleus, incus, and stapes), so that these ossicula apparently lie within the tympanal cavity ; but th The Bones of the Ear are the malleus, incus, and stapes. The development of the first two is described p. 444.
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  • Book - Contributions to Embryology Carnegie Institution No.20 part 1
    ...that any vibrations transmitted to the perilymph by the foot-plate of the stapes would be transmitted freely and evenly to the whole of the membranous labjT
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  • Book - Text-Book of the Embryology of Man and Mammals 17-2
    /Kill, hammer-handle; si, stirrup (stapes); mk, MECKEL'S ...original view of REICHERT, which GEGENBAUR is also inclined to adopt, the stapes arises from the uppermost end of the hyoid arch. KOLLIKER refers it to the
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  • Paper - The primordial cranium of miniopterus schreibersi at the 17 millimetre total length stage (1919)
    ...mpani; the foramen ovale (vestibuli), which is occupied by the foot of the stapes cartilage and below the foramen ovale, the foramen rotundum which is in the ...the post-glenoid region. The crus longum articulates with the head of the stapes cartilage in the usual way.
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  • Book - A Text-book of Embryology 18
    stapes of the middle ear, while the other two pieces represent the temporal bone, and of the stapes was referred to in considering the c4irtilaginous visceral-arch skeleton, b
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  • Head Development
    ** dorsal ends form stapes and Temporal bone styloid process
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  • Paper - On the proportions, development and attachment of the tectorial membrane (1915)
    ...earest the scala vestibuli, that is, to the fluid to which the foot of the stapes transfers directly the energy imparted by sound waves. ...pted for undulatory motion. The vibrations are imparted by the base of the stapes by way of the fenestra vestibuli (ovalis), first to the fluid in the scala
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  • R
    ...#cartilage|cartilage]] band. The dorsal ends form the middle ear ossicle (stapes) and temporal bone styloid process, the ventral part ossifies to form hyoid
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  • Book - Introduction to Vertebrate Embryology 1935-3
    ...gized with a bone of the middle ear, the columella, in amphibians, and the stapes of mammals (see page 269). The hyoid gives rise to the support of the tongu The cartilage bones of the skull are the exoccipitals, prodtics, stapes, ethmoids, and the pterygoquadrate (in part), articulare, mentomeckelian, h
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  • Book - Oral Histology and Embryology (1944) 8
    ...icles: incus (anvil) and malleus (hammer). The third auditory ossicle, the stapes (stirrup), develops from the proximal part of the skeleton in the second br
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  • Book - Manual of Human Embryology 18-6
    ...ref>Although the recognition of an embryonic artery piercing the mammalian stapes dates back some thirty years (Salensky, 1880), no one had before establishe ...t of these (ramus supra-orbitalis) leaves the main stem, shortly after the stapes is passed, so that the infraorbital and lower-jaw rami have a common stem (
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  • Paper - The skull of a human fetus of 40 mm 2
    ...nd backward, formed by the long limb of the incus and the two limbs of the stapes, and in this angle the facial nerve is to be found. The stapes at this stage is circular in form, the base being imperfectly developed. Th
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  • Paper - The second visceral arch and groove in the tubo-tympanic region
    ...ossula rotunda. which lies over the pouch. Above this the facial nerve and stapes are seen cut, their other parts remaining on the other portion of the model
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  • Book - Quain's Embryology 5
    ...d appear also to have the incus formed in it, and to be connected with the stapes and stapedius muscle. The incus and stapes, with the stylo-hyoid.
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  • Book - An Introduction to the Study of Embryology 5
    ...ording to Parker, is a dismembered section of J the hyoid arch ; the base (stapes) being a plug of cartilage severed j from the auditory capsule. ...ema |j which surrounds the mandibular artery, hence the perforation of the stapes.
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  • Paper - The Anatomy of the Head End of a 20 mm Human Embryo
    ...ebrain. The stapedial artery is present and passes through the hole in the stapes. The two vertebral arteries unite in the concavity of the cervical flexure
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  • Paper - The Monotreme Skull - A Contribution to Mammalian Morphogenesis
    The stapes is a small conoidal cartilage showing faint traces of a basal plate at its ...F.E., foramen endolymphaticum ; Mall., malleus; S.Oc, supraoccipital; Si., stapes; Sy.N., sympathetic nerve; FJJ, posterior, hyomandibular branch of the faci
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  • Book - Contributions to Embryology Carnegie Institution No.48
    * Stapes ...s precartilage and its inner surface is cellular and heavily staining. The stapes occupies only a small fraction of its area. A slender isthmus of cartilage
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  • Book - The Development Of The Human Body
    ...that of His of a similar stage. Fuch's observation in the rabbit that the stapes is at first separate from the second branchial cartilage is regarded as an
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  • Anatomy of the Human Body by Henry Gray
    File:Gray0918.jpg|918 Middle Ear - Stapes
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  • Book - Aids to Embryology (1948) 9
    Lesser cornu and upper part of body of hyoid, styloid process, stapes
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  • Book - Comparative Embryology of the Vertebrates 4-15
    ...ones (fig. 319C-2). The upper portion of the hyoid arch probably forms the stapes; the ventral portion forms one half of the hyoid bone; and the intervening ...ceral arch; incus from caudal end of maxillary process of mandibular arch; stapes from upper or hyomandibular portion of hyoid visceral arch. (D) Lateral vie
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  • Book - The Elements of Embryology - Mammalian 3
    ...In place of the columella of Birds, three ossicles, the malleus, incus and stapes reach across the tympanic cavity from the tympanic membrane to the fenestra
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  • 1897 Human Embryology 20
    ...ranchial arch. O. Hertwig ('*Lehrbuch," 3te Aufl., 500) suggested that the stapes was a double bone, one part of which is derived from the branchial skeleton
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  • Paper - The skull of a human fetus of 40 mm 1
    ...onnective tissue representative of the annular ligament of the base of the stapes. Below the fenestra vestibuli is the cartilaginous septum which separates i
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  • M
    ...of the middle ear ([[I#incus|incus]] - [[M#malleus|malleus]] - [[S#stapes|stapes]]) that convert mechanical vibration into fluid movement within [[C#cochlea
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  • Paper - On the development of the membrana tectoria with reference to its structure and attachments
    ...oaching full term the bony labyrinth was shelled out whole, and, after the stapes had been carefully removed, was immersed in the fixative two to three days.
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  • Paper - The development of the first branchial arch in man and the fate of Meckel's cartilage
    Development and Adult Structure of the Malleus, Incus and Stapes. Quarterly Bulletin of Northwestern University Medical School, vol. 28, no.
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  • Human Embryology and Morphology 11
    ...maxillary apparatus — the tympano-hyal (Fig. 133) which corresponds to the stapes, the quadrate part of the palatoquadrate^ which has been shaped in mammals
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  • Paper - The cartilaginous skull of a human embryo twenty-one millimeters in length (1920)
    ...ies the fossa vestibularis or ovalis, in which is imbedded the base of the stapes. Immediately about the fossa is an area of young cartilage; the floor of th
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  • Paper - The developmental anatomy of the human osseous skeleton during the embryonic, fetal and circumnatal periods
    Basicranial bones: anterior lateral presphenoid centers, stapes, petrosal centers, ethmoidal centers, ossicles of Bertini.
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  • Book - The Frog Its Reproduction and Development 13
    ...s, and palatines. The main cartilage bones are the exoccipitals, prootics, stapes, ethmoids, parts of the pterygoquadrates, articulars, hyoids, branchials, a
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  • Book - Human Embryology (1945) 14
    Stapes
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  • Book - The Nervous System of Vertebrates (1907) 3
    ...and hyoid arches. Recent researches show, however, that in the rabbit the stapes is a derivative of the auditory capsule.
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  • Book - Buchanan's Manual of Anatomy including Embryology 18
    Stapes, a stirrup.
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  • Text-Book of Embryology 2-5 (1919)
    The inner end of the eolumella (stapes) fits into the fenestra ovalis. It is for a time, during prochondral or car ...uys and it is to be noted‘ that the separation between extra-columella and stapes arises secondarily within the region of cartilage which develops from the i
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  • Book - Buchanan's Manual of Anatomy including Embryology 2
    ...nto relation with the otic capsule, is continuous with the rudiment of the stapes, which separates from it subsequently. 2. Reichert’s bar. The dorsal end, in the precartilaginous stage, forms the stapes, which separates from it; below this, the bar makes the tympano-hyal and st
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  • Book - Text-Book of Embryology 9
    ...ing derived from the proximal end of Meckel's cartilage (first arch) , the stapes having a double origin from the second arch and the embryonic connective ti
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  • Histology and Embryology 1941 - Embryology 2
    ...also enters the periotic capsule; this proximal segment gives rise to the stapes (stirrup) of the middle ear, the styloid process of the temporal, and the l
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  • OMIM References
    * [http://omim.org/entry/184460 STAPES ANKYLOSIS WITH BROAD THUMB AND TOES]
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  • Book - The Elements of Embryology - Chicken 6
    ...m part of the skeleton of the visceral arches, while the base, forming the stapes, appears to be an independent formation.
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  • Paper - An Epitome of the History of Spanish Medicine (1931)
    ...ua) and Jacobus Sylvius (Paris), who published an exact description of the stapes as the “delta” (1549)®, which brought him into violent controversy wit ...es method of excising vesicourethral caruncles. Pedro Gimeno describes the stapes in Dialogus de re medica. 1567-1604, 1568,
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  • Book - Outlines of Chordate Development 5
    ...its outer ectodermal and inner endodermal layers, differentiates into the stapes, which comes into relation with the malleus and incus, already marked out i
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  • A
    ...[[I#incus|incus]], that conducts sound vibrations from the malleus to the stapes.
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  • American Journal of Anatomy 18 (1915)
    ...earest the scala vestibuli, that is, to the fluid to which the foot of the stapes transfers directly the energy imparted by sound waves. ...in bulk in passing from its basal to its apical end. Since the base of the stapes imparts the wave motion to the cochlea at its basal end, since the higher p
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  • Book - A text-book of histology arranged upon an embryological basis (1913) 1-3
    ...ibule). When the chain of bones vibrates back and forth, the motion of the stapes is transmitted through the fenestra vestibuli to the perilymph, and waves m ...fa., facial nerve; f.c., fenestra cochlea; p.s., perilymphatic space; St., stapes; s.tr., transverse sinus; t.b., temporal bone.
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  • Journal of Morphology 24 (1913)
    ...representing the quadrate and has similar relations with reference to the stapes (p. 28), to the chorda tympani nerve (fig. 21), to the squamosal (p. 26), t The stapes {.St.) is apparently displaced; according to Broom's figure (P.Z.S., 1904,
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  • P
    ...plate. Pharyngeal Arch 2 cartilage (Reichert's cartilage) dorsal ends form stapes and Temporal bone styloid process, ventral part ossifies to form hyoid bone
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  • Book - Buchanan's Manual of Anatomy including Embryology 5
    ...ympanic cavity or middle ear, with its three ossicles, malleus, incus, and stapes, etc.; and (3) the osseous labyrinth or internal ear, which contains the me
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  • Vertebrate Embryology - A Text-book for Students and Practitioners (1893) 5
    ...ight lingual artery. M. malleus ; to its inner side are seen the incus and stapes. MN", mandible. MO, medulla oblougata. N, posterior nasal chamber. P, soft ...otid Bltcry, giving <jfl a small branch which runs through the arch of the stapes. CH. notochord. EB, tympanic membrane. EC, cartilaginous auditory capsule.
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  • Vertebrate Embryology - A Text-book for Students and Practitioners (1893) 3
    ...meuibranous patch in the outer wall of the auditory capsule, in which the stapes is developed at a slightly later stage. X. clioroid plexus of third ventric ...fenestra ovalis (Fig. 90, SA). In the middle of this membranous patch the stapes appears, in tadpoles of about 16 mm. length, as a cartilaginous nodule (c/.
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  • American Journal of Anatomy 10 (1910)
    ...lly by a small foramen. The shape, form and relations of the basisphenoid, stapes and pterygoids may be compared with the author's figure of the same parts i ...t all improbable. In this connection it is worth while to observe that the stapes of the primitive reptiles seem always of large size, a character also found
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  • American Journal of Anatomy 21 (1917)
    ...uated between the tympanic wall of the bony vestibuli with its articulated stapes, and the vestibular chambers of the membraneous labyrinth. This is the spat ...nmi. embryo that has just been referred to. There is now just opposite the stapes one space which is much larger than the adjoining spaces. On part of its ma
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  • Journal of Morphology 7 (1892)
    2. Discovery of the Stapes, — The stapes is described as a slender rod, nearly round, expanded proximally, and to so 3. The stapes lies in a groove on the posterior side of this suspensorium, and is produce
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  • Anatomical Record 6 (1912)
    ...o be composed of two morphologically distinct parts, a median segment, the stapes, closing the fenestra vestibuli, and a lateral segment, the extracolumella, ...ogy absolutely and accordingly I denote it throughout the present paper as stapes inferior.
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  • Vertebrate Embryology - A Text-book for Students and Practitioners (1893) 4
    ...(Fig. 131, CL), a slender rod of cartilage which very early fuses with the stapes, a small plug of cartilage formed in the membrane closing the fenestra oval
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  • Journal of Morphology 20 (1909)
    ...ed to the structure varied : Operculum (Wiedersheim) ; Columella (Hasse) ; Stapes (Parker). Windischmann ('31), whose paper we have not been able to examine, ...die teils knocherne, teils knorpel ige nnd bindegewebige Bildung, die vom Stapes zum Quadratknorpel und Squamosum, und dieselbe Lage, wie das Rand mit den C
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  • Meckel1812-1 Anatomy 2-12
    2d. The four bones of the ear ; the malleus, the inciis, the stapes, and ...bone), two superoccipital (the upper occipital bones), tw-o stapedial (the stapes), two ex-occipital (the
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  • Journal of Morphology 4 (1890)
    ...y occupied by the cartilaginous stapes, as shown in Fig. 4. All round this stapes is a tract of membrane, except anteriorly, where it is articulated to the o ...rium anteriorly, runs backward and coalesces with the outer surface of the stapes. Its relation to the facial nerve will be discussed later.
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  • Book - A text-book of histology arranged upon an embryological basis (1913) 1
    bones (the malleus, incus, and stapes} develops; it extends from the at the small oval area where the stapes reaches it, so that the chain of bones
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  • Journal of Morphology 23 (1912)
    ...lways distinct; parietals, frontals and nasals never fused in middle line; stapes probably always large; a separate prearticulai-^ bone; splenial entering sy ...independence of columella and otic capsule. As to the significance of the* stapes and extracolumella my results confirm Bender's as opposed to Fuchs's. The l
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  • American Journal of Anatomy 8 (1908)
    ...s in the transformation and transference of the motion to the basis of the stapes and the membrane of the fenestra vestibuli, and that the amplitude of the a ...on. Therefore there is reason to conclude that the motions imparted by the stapes at the basal end of the cochlear coil are propagated in the endolymph towar
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  • American Journal of Anatomy 7 (1907-08)
    ...e indefinite character described above. What actually takes place when the stapes is thus forced into the oval window is an increase in the pressure of the i ...lood-pressure results in tinnitus aurium the cause is the same as when the stapes is pushed into the oval window. The explanation for the increase or decreas
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  • American Journal of Anatomy 9 (1909)
    ...c, tympanic cavity; coch., cochlea; f.ov., foramen ovale; in., incus; st., stapes; sac, sacculus ; vtr., utriculus ; jja., anlagen of parietal bone; f.l.p., ...ing is so small that the plate of the stapes will not pass through it. The stapes is a thick oval ring of cartilage, with the long axis lying in an antero-po
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  • American Journal of Anatomy 16 (1914)
    ...onnective tissue representative of the annular ligament of the base of the stapes. Below the fenestra vestibuli is the cartilaginous septum which separates i prom, cocli. inf. stapes
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  • The Works of Francis Balfour 3-25
    Stapes, 529; of Mammal, 590
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  • Paper - Vertebrate cephalogenesis 2 (1892)
    ...ones of higher forms, and described its structure as osseus, naming it the stapes of the sturgeon. ...licate blows delivered against the surface of the fluid by the foot of the stapes. The fluid in the perilymphatic spaces, being bounded by bony walls, has on
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  • Journal of Morphology 11 (1895)
    ...etals, two exoccipitals, two prootics, two pterygoids, a parasphenoid, two stapes, two quadrates, and two squamosals. The maxillary is an irregular, oblong b ...rves. The exoccipitals are in apposition laterally with the squamosals and stapes. They do not reach the prootics, which lie anterior to the squamosals and e
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  • American Journal of Anatomy 11 (1910-11)
    ...of the stapes to the foramen ovale is firmer than that of the incus to the stapes.
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  • Journal of Morphology 6 (1892)
    ...ones of higher forms, and described its structure as osseus, naming it the stapes of the sturgeon. ...licate blows delivered against the surface of the fluid by the foot of the stapes. The fluid in the perilymphatic spaces, being bounded by bony walls, has on
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  • Journal of Morphology 29 (1917)
    ...mit obscure. Within this depression is the foot-plate of the cartilaginous stapes, embedded in mesenchyma which completely fills the window. Within the cavum ...rotis interna, extending forward through the mesench>^nal beginning of the stapes to the semilunar ganghon whence it continues as the mandibular artery.
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  • Journal of Morphology 14 (1897-98)
    The stapes was comparatively a very large bone. The distal end of one preserved in the ...(part.), and the plastron (part.). There should also be mentioned here the stapes, which is even larger than in Dermochelys.
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  • Book - Vertebrate Embryology (1949) 4
    ...nestra ovalis seems to arise, at least in some_Birds, from an element (the stapes) which, though at first disFOURTH DAY: ORGANS or SPECIAL SENSE 425
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  • Anatomical Record 16 (1919)
    ...ow for mass displacements in the periljnnph as a result of movement in the Stapes or columella — a function which it seems to exercise in the Anurans, alth
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  • Journal of Morphology 26 (1915)
    ...f an early stage of the lizard, the hyal cartilages are all shown, and the stapes as there shown is evidently, if it lies ventral to the vena petroso-lateral
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  • American Journal of Anatomy 14 (1912-13)
    ...oaching full term the bony labyrinth was shelled out whole, and, after the stapes had been carefully removed, was immersed in the fixative two to three days.
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  • Anatomical Record 9 (1915)
    43. A genetic interpretation of the stapes, based on a study of avian embryos in which the development of the cartilag ...her, if this also be true, it would be possible to test to what extent the stapes can develop in the absence of a cartilaginous otic capsule, or in the absen
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  • Journal of Comparative Neurology 13 (1903)
    ...posterior edge of the quadratum — and passing upwards and backwards to the stapes. The Hyomandibular branch of the seventh nerve passes passes above this lig
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  • Journal of Comparative Neurology 30 (1918-19)
    ...mpanic cavity the facial nerve lies dorsal to the stapedial artery and the stapes, and lateral to the stapedius muscle. Behind the tympanic cavity it bends v
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  • Anatomical Record 21-22 (1921)
    ...nner ear upon mass movements in the periotic fluid (functional relation of stapes basis to fenestra cochlease). It is essential that the reactions in the dru ...resembles precartilage, and is not everywhere sharply marked off from the stapes. Anteriorly the latter is joined to the otic capsule by a narrow junction o
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  • Anatomical Record 1 (1906-08)
    ...that of His of a similar stage. Fuch's observation in the rabbit that the stapes is at first separate from the second branchial cartilage is regarded as an
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  • Journal of Morphology 17 (1901)
    The auditory cavities and the ossified stapes, as well as the cranial cavity proper, all present their usual ornithic cha
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  • Journal of Morphology 2 (1888-89)
    ...columella auris, whose proximal part at least may be homologized with the stapes, since no other element corresponding with the latter is visible. The colum In Necturus (PL XXII., Fig. i) the stapes is osseous and has its columella directed abruptly forwards. It articulates
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  • The Johns Hopkins Medical Journal 16 (1905)
    ...of the third ossicle of tlie ear, the stapes." According to Fallopius, the stapes was first described by Ingrassius of Palermo, a Sicilian, in 1548. This may
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  • Book - The microscopic anatomy of the human body, in health and disease
    tympanum, while the other, formed by the base of the stapes, is in
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  • Annals of Anatomy 19 (1901)
    ...um für die Gehörknöchelchen verkleinert, letztere an einander gepreßt, der Stapes nach innen gedrückt, dadurch Druckerhöhung. Außerdem kommt in Betracht d ...which has not cleared up even such a simple matter as the homology of the stapes^). On the other hand, the persistence of a process without a function has g
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  • Journal of Comparative Neurology 18 (1908)
    stp. stapes.
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  • Anatomical Record 10 (1915-16)
    ...he larger one begins as a rounded sac lying opposite the foot-plate of the stapes and lateral to the sacculus, from which point it subsequently spreads upwar
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  • The Johns Hopkins Medical Journal 8 (1897)
    ...we have a sclerosis of the articulation of the ossicles, especially of the stapes, where it articulates in the oval window ; or there is a formation of bands ...The malleus was normal. The incus was undeveloped, diminutive in size. The stapes was wanting with the exception of the base, which was held in place by the
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  • Annals of Anatomy 18 (1900)
    Fraas giebt an und bildet — außer dem Stapes — ab ein Opisthoticum und ein Prooticum, erwähnt aber nichts von einem E ...dels von Ichthyosaurus nach Cope. B.O Basioccipitale. Pter Pterygoid. Stap Stapes. Qj Quadratojugale. M Malare. Q Quadratum. Pob Postorbitale. Pof Postfrouta
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