Meanings of caudal vertebrae in anglès

In Fantails, the length and number of the caudal vertebrae have increased.

Any one who will examine the caudal vertebrae will see how monstrous the breed is.

I nowhere even allude to the dorsal vertebrae, only to the sacral and caudal vertebrae.

Pouters, also, have eight or nine caudal vertebrae.

I have not given the caudal vertebrae, as Mr. Eyton says some might possibly have been lost.

In three rumpless fowls the caudal vertebrae were few in number, and anchylosed together into a misformed mass.

These atavistic human tails are often mobile; sometimes they contain only muscles and fat, sometimes also rudiments of caudal vertebrae.

It afterwards atrophies; but the relic of the atrophied caudal vertebrae and of the rudimentary muscles that once moved it remains permanently.

Conclusion: Our results provide evidence that the caudal vertebrae osseointegration model is useful for the preclinical evaluation of implant integration into the bone.

Gross found three caudal vertebrae of a squirrel in the center of a vesical calculus taken from the bladder of a man of thirty-five.

The caudal vertebrae apparently differ by two or three, but I did not attend to them, and they are difficult to count with certainty.

In Pouters, with their elongated bodies, there are thirteen or even fourteen, and, as we shall immediately see, an additional number of caudal vertebrae.

Caudal vertebrae snaked between hind legs seemingly too short for the torso.

339, from Bone-Cabin Quarry, Wyoming, supplied the 20th to 40th caudal vertebrae, No.