posttemporal

post-temporal

Dermal bone of the secondary pectoral girdle that attaches the girdle to the skull. Its dorsal process attaches to the epiotic or epioccipital, the ventral process to the intercalar and the body articulates with the supracleithrum. The postotic sensory canal or lateral line runs within or lateral to bone.

Type Bone
Parent Structure pectoral girdle bone
Latin Name post-temporal

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the posttemporal?
Dermal bone of the secondary pectoral girdle that attaches the girdle to the skull. Its dorsal process attaches to the epiotic or epioccipital, the ventral process to the intercalar and the body articulates with the supracleithrum. The postotic sensory canal or lateral line runs within or lateral to
What is the Latin name for the posttemporal?
The Latin name for the posttemporal is post-temporal.

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Data sources: Terminologia Anatomica, Foundational Model of Anatomy, Wikidata.