...the freely suspended haemapophyses are compounded of two or more overlapping bony pieces. The htemal spine is much less constant as to its existence, and...so-called 'sternum' in the two-toed sloth: the thoracic haemal »pines are few in number, and are expanded and perforated in the whales : the horizontal extension...

...longitudinal muscles ' in fishes. — Hunterian Lectures on Vertebrata, 8vo, pp. 163-165. The htemal spine is much less constant as to its existence, and...so-called ' sternum ' in the two-toed sloth : the thoracic haemal spines are few in number, and are expanded and perforated in the whales : the horizontal extension...

...the freely suspended haemapophyses are compounded of two or more overlapping bony pieces. Tbe hœmal spine is much less constant as to its existence, and...arch. Long, slender, and ' spinous ' in the tail, the hiemal spine is reduced to a short and thick bone, often flattened, in the thorax of mammals, a series...

...longitndinil muscle» ' in fishes. — H untenan Lectures on Vertebral*. Bin. рр.Ш-16». The httmal spine is much less constant as to its existence, and...much greater range of variety, when present, than is ¡U vertical homotype above, which completes the neural arch. Long, slender, and ' spinous ' in the...

...his " summary of modifications of corporal vertebrae" (p. 96), Professor Owen says: — "The ha>mdl spine is much less constant as to its existence, and...much greater range of variety, when present, than its vertical homotype above, which completes the neural arch." Again he says : — " The hoemapophyses,...

..." summary of modifications of corporal vertebra;" (p. 96), Professor Owen says : — " The iicemol spine is much less constant as to its existence, and...much greater range of variety, when present, than its vertical homotype above, which completes the neural arch." Again he says: — " The Twemopophyata,...

...his "summary of modifications of corporal vertebrae " (p. 96), Professor Owen Bays — " The hcemal spine is much less constant as to its existence, and...much greater range of variety, when present, than its vertical homotype above, which completes the neural arch." Again he says — " The hcemapophyses,...

...In his "summary of modifications of corporal vertebra" (p. 96), Professor Owen says — " The hcemal spine is much less constant as to its existence, and is subject to a much greater range of varicty, when present, than its vertical horaotype above, which completes the neural arch." Again he...

..." (p. 96), Professor Owen says — " The hamal spine is much less constant as to its existence, uid is subject to a much greater range of variety, when present, than its vertical homotype above, which completes the neural arch." Again he says — " The hcemapophyses,...