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hypural

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hypural [hī′pyu̇r·əl]
(vertebrate zoology)
Of or pertaining to the bony structure formed by fusion of the hemal spines of the last few vertebrae in most teleost fishes.
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As evidenced by the formation of hypural elements, notochord flexion was first observed at 10 to 12 DAH in the first two rearing trials.
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Vertebral counts were made from radiographs and include the hypural.
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Caudal skeleton The caudal skeleton consisted of one ural centrum, preural centra, neural and haemal spines, three epurals, two uroneurals, one superior hypural ([HY.
Description of early life history stages of the northern sculpin ... by Cartwright, Rachael L. / Fishery Bulletin
 
 
 
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