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pterygoid bone
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pterygoid bone [′ter·ə‚gȯid]
(vertebrate zoology)
A rodlike bone or group of bones forming a portion of the palatoquadrate arch in lower vertebrates.
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Diagnosis: A relatively slender species of Heteroconger (Congridae) with dorsal-fin origin anterior to gill opening, pterygoid teeth present, body depth at gill opening 28.
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2 cm) fusiform juxtaoral structure is interposed between the fascia of the buccotemporal and pterygoid muscles, and it is innervated by a few twigs of the buccal nerve.
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The resection involving the pterygoid (muscles) space is bloody because of the presence of large pterygoid veins.
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