| 1. | The palatine bone seems to show the presence of a secondary fenestra.
|
| 2. | To the rear of the vomers, triangular palatine bones are located.
|
| 3. | In addition, minute, blunt teeth were present on the palatine bones.
|
| 4. | The palatine bone is pneumatised, as shown by the presence of a pneumatopore.
|
| 5. | The neobatrachians all have a palatine bone, which braces the upper jaw to the neurocranium.
|
| 6. | Mesoeucrocodylians possess something of a secondary palate, formed by the posterior extension of palatine bones.
|
| 7. | For example, the palatine bone is absent in all archaeobatrachians, and present in all neobatrachians.
|
| 8. | The palatine bone ( hard palate ) converts the groove into a canal, the pterygopalatine canal.
|
| 9. | The type species is " G . palatinus ", in reference to its distinctive palatine bones.
|
| 10. | Their palatine bones are in contact with the pterygoids and extends forwards to between the centre of the eyes.
|
