preural 1 vertebra
penultimate vertebra
Last caudal vertebra identified as the point at which the caudal vessels bifurcate, leaving the protection of the haemal arches of the caudal vertebrae and running laterally to the hypurals. This vertebra bears, commonly, a well-developed haemal arch and its spine (parhypural).
| Type | Bone |
| Parent Structure | preural vertebra |
| Latin Name | penultimate vertebra |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the preural 1 vertebra?
Last caudal vertebra identified as the point at which the caudal vessels bifurcate, leaving the protection of the haemal arches of the caudal vertebrae and running laterally to the hypurals. This vertebra bears, commonly, a well-developed haemal arch and its spine (parhypural).
What is the Latin name for the preural 1 vertebra?
The Latin name for the preural 1 vertebra is penultimate vertebra.
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