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Subhorizontal to cylindrical
fenestrae, horizontal sheet-cracks (Fig.
Therefore, the skull development of the American Mabuya presents differences with Trachylepis capensis in the development of pila antotica, the differentiation of the orbitosphenoid, the closure of pituitary and basicranial
fenestrae, the ossification of parietal, and the development of vomer.
The species possesses
fenestrae until the fourth ceratobranchial, and the fifth ceratobranchial is morphologically distinct.
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McCuskey, "The liver sieve: considerations concerning the structure and function of endothelial
fenestrae, the sinusoidal wall and the space of Disse," Hepatology, vol.
These lipoproteins which adsorb endotoxins, when small enough pass through the
fenestrae (Figure 1) to contact hepatocytes.
Posttemporal
fenestrae: 0--absent; 1--present (LYNCH, 1971).
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A high frequency of
fenestrae in the occipital region was observed, near the foramen magnum in S.
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Common textures generated by mechanical compaction include thinning of laminate between, and draping over, concretions; flattening of burrows,
fenestrae, gas-escape structures, desiccation cracks, and skeletal or detrital grains; rotated grains; spalling of coated grains; swirling structures; telescoping (conversion of grain-poor to grain-supported textures); and planar to curviplanar grain contacts.
