neurapophyses (Meaning)
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neurapophyses (pl.)
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neurapophyses Sentence Examples
- The butterfly vertebra of reptiles consists of the centrum, neurapophyses, and transverse processes.
- The neurapophyses of the thoracic vertebrae are laterally expanded and possess facets for articulation with the ribs.
- In mammals, the neurapophyses are fused to the centrum to form the neural arch, which encloses the spinal cord.
- The neurapophyses of the lumbar vertebrae are relatively short and robust, providing support for the spinal cord.
- The neurapophyses of the sacral vertebrae are fused to form a broad, flat plate that articulates with the pelvis.
- The neurapophyses of the cervical vertebrae are perforated by the transverse foramina, which allow for the passage of blood vessels and nerves.
- The neurapophyses of the caudal vertebrae are reduced in size and may be absent in some species.
- The neurapophyses are important landmarks for identifying and orienting vertebrae during anatomical studies.
- The development of the neurapophyses is regulated by a complex interplay of genetic and environmental factors.
- Abnormalities in the neurapophyses can lead to a variety of spinal disorders, including spina bifida and scoliosis.
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The butterfly vertebra of reptiles consists of the centrum, neurapophyses, and transverse processes.
The neurapophyses of the thoracic vertebrae are laterally expanded and possess facets for articulation with the ribs.
In mammals, the neurapophyses are fused to the centrum to form the neural arch, which encloses the spinal cord.
The neurapophyses of the lumbar vertebrae are relatively short and robust, providing support for the spinal cord.
