haemapophysis (Meaning)
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haemapophysis (n.)
Same as Hemapophysis.
Synonyms & Antonyms of haemapophysis
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haemapophysis Sentence Examples
- The haemapophysis, a ventral projection, articulates with the corresponding neural arch in the vertebral column.
- Extending from the vertebral body, the haemapophysis aids in the formation of the haemal canal for the passage of blood vessels.
- In bony fishes, the haemapophysis originates from the ventral surface of the vertebral centrum.
- The morphology of the haemapophysis varies among different vertebrate groups, reflecting their diverse locomotor patterns.
- In sharks, the haemapophysis is well-developed and supports the ventral body muscles.
- During embryonic development, the haemapophysis is formed from specialized cells known as sclerotomes.
- The haemapophysis plays a crucial role in providing stability and support to the vertebral column.
- In certain amphibians, the haemapophysis extends posteriorly and forms a transverse process.
- Comparative anatomy studies of the haemapophysis provide insights into the evolutionary history of vertebrates.
- The haemapophysis, along with other skeletal elements, ensures the protection and support of vital organs within the body.
FAQs About the word haemapophysis
Same as Hemapophysis.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The haemapophysis, a ventral projection, articulates with the corresponding neural arch in the vertebral column.
Extending from the vertebral body, the haemapophysis aids in the formation of the haemal canal for the passage of blood vessels.
In bony fishes, the haemapophysis originates from the ventral surface of the vertebral centrum.
The morphology of the haemapophysis varies among different vertebrate groups, reflecting their diverse locomotor patterns.
