hemal prezygapophysis
haemal prezygapophysis
Hemal prezygapophyses are paired, anteromedially directed processes arising from the bases of hemal arches, ligamentously joined to the hemal postzygapophyses of the preceding vertebra. Posterior caudal vertebrae close to the caudal fin lack hemal prezygopophyses.
| Type | Bone |
| Parent Structure | endochondral bone |
| Latin Name | haemal prezygapophysis |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the hemal prezygapophysis?
Hemal prezygapophyses are paired, anteromedially directed processes arising from the bases of hemal arches, ligamentously joined to the hemal postzygapophyses of the preceding vertebra. Posterior caudal vertebrae close to the caudal fin lack hemal prezygopophyses.
What is the Latin name for the hemal prezygapophysis?
The Latin name for the hemal prezygapophysis is haemal prezygapophysis.
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