In the monotrysian type is an opening on the fused segments of the sterna 9 and 10, which act as insemination and oviposition.
Livezey and Zusi (2006) characterized the sterna as a distinctive feature that is shared by pelicans, herons, ibises, Suloidea, storks, and flamingos.
The area from the suprasellar cistern to the inferior margin of the sterna end of the clavicle was examined with a head-and-neck combined coil in a slice thickness of 5 mm with 0.5 mm interslice gap.
Concerning CTV identification, for chest wall volume, the cranial limit was the caudal border of the clavicular head, the caudal limit was the contralateral inframammary fold, the lateral limit was the midaxillary line, and the medial limit was the sterna-rib junction.
In the exoporian type (in Hepaloidae and Mnesarchaeoidea) are two separate places for insemination and oviposition, both occurring on the same sterna as the monotrysian type, i.e. 9 and 10.
The coffee shop, Liakato, and the taverna, Sterna tou Bloumosofi, are both run by the VPS and, at the Arts Café, you can try your hand at Cretan cooking, join organised walks or go for a pummelling at the small hammam.
The most typical terns are the approximately 30 species of the genus Sterna, with forked tail, black cap or crest, and pale body.
In fact, Pareuryomma differs from the Notocupes (Zygadenia) in several characters: the absence of protuberances or longitudinal bulges or keels on the dorsal surface of the head, moniliform antennae, a quadrate pedicellum, a wide epipleural rim, and the abutting arrangement of the abdominal sterna.
The upper and lower parts of the thorax (sterna and terga respectively) are composed of segmental and intrasegmental sclerites which display secondary sclerotisation and considerable modification in the Lepidoptera.
Terga are separated from each other and from the adjacent sterna or pleura by membranes.
The electrocardiogram electrodes were attached to both wrists and a heart sound microphone was placed on the left sterna border.
