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    relatives by the lack of a procoracoid foramen. Two small and aberrant species usually placed here do possess a large procoracoid foramen and are also distinct...
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    behind the procoracoid. The resulting three-boned structure is still seen in modern monotremes, but in all other living mammals, the procoracoid has disappeared...
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    extinct therapsids, possess both the coracoid bone of reptiles (aka the procoracoid, or anterior coracoid), and the coracoid process of other mammals, with...
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    hawk is the only species of Accipiter yet studied which has a large procoracoid foramen. It also differs from the typical sparrowhawks in other respects...
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    sequence data. The screech owls also have a different placement of the procoracoid (less of an anterior incline) and coracoid bones compared to other New...
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    Skeleton showing shoulder girdle; 1: suprascapula, 2: scapula, 3: clavicle, 4: procoracoid...
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    is morphologically distinct in that they lack a procoracoid foramen (a hole at the base of procoracoid bone). This genus is within the family Accipitridae...
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    axis. The cervical ribs are not fused to the centra. The coracoid and procoracoid, which are absent in therians, are present. The head of the humerus is...
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    features, the Malagasy mammal has a mosaic pectoral girdle morphology: the procoracoid is lost, the coracoid is extremely well developed (into an enlarged process...
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  • proportions to that of Psittacopedidae and extant songbirds. There was a long procoracoid process but no foramen for the supracoracoid nerve. The pneumatic fossa...
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  • parakeet. The coracoid is long and slender and has a well-developed procoracoid process. The humerus and ulna are gracile, as is the humerus. Like other...
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    The pectoral girdle is firmisternal and some show reduced clavicle and procoracoids. The terminal phalanges are blunt, pointed, or T-shaped. The tadpole...
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    corner of the sternal facet, 26.5 mm (1.04 in) from the base of the procoracoid process to the internal corner of the sternal facet, the glenoid facet...
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  • the Bohemian waxwing (Bombycilla garrulus). The coracoid bears a large procoracoid process, protruding from the side of the bone, and does not have a foramen...
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    pectoral fin. The innermost cartilage in the pectoral girdle are the procoracoids, a pair of L-shaped structures also found in most other Paleozoic chondrichthyans...
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    had feathers with features similar to modern birds, as shown by its procoracoid, carina of the sternum, external tuberosity of the humerus, and deltoid...
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    sideways-facing glenoids of certain early-diverging cynodonts. The coracoid and procoracoid bones have not been preserved, but there were articular surfaces for...
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    thought to be the only species in Accipiter yet studied which has a large procoracoid foramen. The collaris-superciliosus superspecies also differs from the...
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    taxon's description due to various features of the humerus, a lack of procoracoid processes, and a long acromion process of the scapula. A phylogenetic...
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    short and not particularly broad, in contrast to the exceptionally broad procoracoid plate, a feature of edaphosaurids. The glenoid surface is short, and...
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    the phalanx bone, an arciferal shoulder girdle in which the ossified procoracoids and epicoracoidal cartilages are fused to the clavicle, coracoid and...
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    metacoracoid (one of the three bones forming the scapulocoracoid with the procoracoid and the scapula). The foot is characterized by a very large distal tarsus...
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    the scapula. The internal foramen opened into an incisure between the procoracoid and the scapula, a position also seen only in Gorgonops among gorgonopsians...
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