posterior ventrolateral plate
PVL
Dermal bone that is part of the ventral region of scapular complex in placoderms (see also anterior ventrolateral plate). In most placoderms with a long ventral armour, the ventral wall is typically composed of two large paired lateral plates (anterior and posterior ventrolaterals).
| Type | Bone |
| Parent Structure | pectoral girdle bone |
| Latin Name | PVL |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the posterior ventrolateral plate?
Dermal bone that is part of the ventral region of scapular complex in placoderms (see also anterior ventrolateral plate). In most placoderms with a long ventral armour, the ventral wall is typically composed of two large paired lateral plates (anterior and posterior ventrolaterals).
What is the Latin name for the posterior ventrolateral plate?
The Latin name for the posterior ventrolateral plate is PVL.
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