Comparative Anatomy (chapter 8)

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Across
  1. 2. Used to designate any pad of tissue.
  2. 3. Descibed more fully as we meet them.
  3. 4. Reverse shape and convex anteriorly.
  4. 6. Cells stream out.
  5. 7. First components of the vertebra to appear.
  6. 9. Development in some fishes.
  7. 14. Embryonic notochord.
  8. 15. Supportive struts.
  9. 17. Bear saddle-shaped.
  10. 21. Found in some early tetrapods.
  11. 22. Successively into a chain of vertebrae.
  12. 24. Distinctive type of vertebra.
  13. 25. Pad between centra.
  14. 26. Ribs of tetrapods.
  15. 28. Twisting tetrapods.
  16. 32. Centra with flat ends.
  17. 33. Abdominal ribs.
  18. 34. Midventral skeletal.
  19. 36. Chordal center.
  20. 37. Formation of the chondrocranium.
  21. 38. Large eyes and nasal capsules.
  22. 39. Ribs that meet ventrally with the sternum.
  23. 40. Paired ventrolateral processes.
Down
  1. 1. Consist of a discrete.
  2. 5. Ventral derivative behind the jaw.
  3. 8. Represent a highly modified synapsid pattern.
  4. 10. Enters the tail and turns down.
  5. 11. Floating ribs.
  6. 12. Each surface is concave.
  7. 13. More or less continous coat.
  8. 16. Enlarged cluster.
  9. 18. Serve as the major supportive element.
  10. 19. Support the gills and attachment for respiratory muscles.
  11. 20. Few small cartilaginous elements
  12. 23. Receive vertebrae from the anthracosaur.
  13. 27. Only meckel's cartilage is in.
  14. 29. Secure muscle attachment.
  15. 30. Early labyrithtodont vertebrae.
  16. 31. Continous rod of fibrous.
  17. 35. Composed of heavy plates.