Sentence examples for sheets of bone from inspiring English sources

The specimen of Regaliceratops is very well preserved – many ceratopsians suffer damage to the frill as despite the size, they are typically thin sheets of bone and therefore rather fragile, and so this fossil is especially impressive.

According to their proposal, the vibrations are transmitted to the malleus via the thinly folded sheets of bone at the tympanoperiotic junction, with little more specification.

Much of the pelvic and pectoral girdles are also reduced to thin sheets of bone several millimeters in thickness, including most of the paddle-shaped blade of the scapula and semicircular blade of the ilium (Figure 3A).

The thin compact sheets of bone seen in unaffected littermates seem to be retained in these wedges, forming the lateral side curving along the vomeronasal cartilages, from which trabecular bone extends medially.

All living mammals possess a bony secondary palate, a sheet of bone that separates the mouth from the nasal cavity.

The surangular is an elongated element (∼59.1 cm) composed of a lateromedially- flattened anterior sheet of bone bordered dorsally by expanded lateral and medial surangular shelves.

The splenial is a long (∼60.5 cm), medially convex sheet of bone that articulates with the medial surface of the dentary anteriorly and the articular posteriorly (Figures 27, 29).

Each premaxilla extends vertically as a thin compact sheet of bone curving around the overlying vomeronasal cartilage to end adjacent to the cartilage of the nasal septum.

This study is designed with the two-fold aims of verifying the feasibility of non-viral oligonucleotide delivery for the cell sheets and confirming the osteogenesis enhancing effect of antimiR-138 on the cell sheets composed of bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells (BMSCs).

Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) analysis of the trabeculae surrounding the walls of the lytic lesion revealed sheets of new bone formation and Howship's lacunae due to the osteoclastic and osteoblastic cell activity (demonstrating that the bone alteration occurred in vitam) (Figure 1E).

The anterior flange of the periotic was freed using bone shears by incrementally chipping the thin sheet of squamosal bone lateral to the tympanic bone.