mesocoracoid bone
mesocoracoideum
Endochondral bone that articulates laterally with the medial surface of the cleithrum and ventro-medially with the scapula and coracoid. Meoscoracoid bone is a small, arch-like bone that develops from the mesocoracoid cartilage. Mesocoracoid bone is paired.
| Type | Bone |
| Parent Structure | endochondral bone |
| Latin Name | mesocoracoideum |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the mesocoracoid bone?
Endochondral bone that articulates laterally with the medial surface of the cleithrum and ventro-medially with the scapula and coracoid. Meoscoracoid bone is a small, arch-like bone that develops from the mesocoracoid cartilage. Mesocoracoid bone is paired.
What is the Latin name for the mesocoracoid bone?
The Latin name for the mesocoracoid bone is mesocoracoideum.
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1st arch maxillary component
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