amphicoelous
Ectochordal, biconcave or terminally flat vertebral centrum. This design seems to allow limited motion in most directions. An intervertebral body (which may or may not be independent from the adjacent centra) fills the cavity between successive centra. The intervertebral body usually is formed by soft material that may be derived, at least in part, from the embryonic notochord.
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| Тип | Bone |
| Родительская структура | bony vertebral centrum |
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What is the amphicoelous?
Ectochordal, biconcave or terminally flat vertebral centrum. This design seems to allow limited motion in most directions. An intervertebral body (which may or may not be independent from the adjacent centra) fills the cavity between successive centra. The intervertebral body usually is formed by so
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Data sources: Terminologia Anatomica, Foundational Model of Anatomy, Wikidata.
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