On the outer side of the humerus between the head and the crista inferior is a groove lodging one of the coraco-humeral ligaments.
The ventral portion of the neck is formed by the strong crista inferior, on the median side of which is the deep fossa subtrochanterica by which air sacs enter the humerus.
From the outer tuberculum extends the largecrista superior (insertion of pectoralis major and of deltoideus major muscles).
Entry (Mauser), midway between the last right rib and the crista ilii; exit, below the eighth costal cartilage in nipple line.
Crista Galli, and by those who make collections cock's comb.
The connexions of both are also similar, inasmuch as they arise from the inner edge of the crista ilii, and from the outer half of, V, Poupart's ligament.
The fibres of this part of the tendon descend obliquely downwards and forwards to become inserted at the median line of the abdomen into the linea alba, B D, as also into the symphysis and crista of the os pubis.
The level of the aortic bifurcation corresponds with the situation of the navel in front, and the crista ilii laterally.
The crista acustica would seem to be developed from the cells of the lower part of the front vesicle of the brain.
The crista acustica is formed of very delicate cylindrical cells, and in its most projecting part is placed a vesicle with clear contents.
The auditory organ[8] consists of a 'crista acustica' (fig.
The insertion is by means of an aponeurosis that becomes tendonlike along the posteroventrolateral crista and the posteriormost part of the ventral edge of the lower mandible.
The ventral aponeurosis inserts on a cristaimmediately below the insertion of the dorsal aponeurosis.
The insertion is by fibers and a light aponeurosis on the crista that is situated on the posteroventromedial edge of the lower mandible.
The membranous semicircular canals are very much smaller in section than the bony; in the ampulla of each is a ridge, the crista acustica, which is covered by a mucous membrane containing sensory hair cells like those in the maculae.
Helmholtz assumed that a sound is noisy when the wave is irregular in rhythm, and he suggested that the crista and macula acustica, structures that exist not in the cochlea but in the vestibule, have to do with the perception of noise.
It will now be seen why, in the adult heart, all the veins which open into the right auricle open into its posterior part, behind the crista terminalis.
A muscular ridge, called the crista terminalis, corresponding to the sulcus terminalis on the exterior.
A narrow cartilaginous crista parotica is visible dorsally in some specimens.
The crista parotica is visible dorsally along the lateral edge of the bony prooetic.
The bony part of the prooetic is narrowly separated dorsolaterally from the squamosal by the cartilaginous crista parotica.
The bony part of the prooetic is separated dorsally from the squamosal by the cartilaginous crista parotica.
The otic process extends along the medial surface of the squamosal from the dorsolateral edge of the pseudobasal process, and then expands medially to meet the bony edge of the otic capsule and form the crista parotica.
The crista intermedia joins the laminae superior and inferior and joins them for a short distance to the septum nasi medially.
The ventral closure of the floor of the foramen completes the solum nasi, marks the anterior end of the recessus medialis of the cavum inferior, and differentiates the roof of the recess, the crista intermedia (cr.
Posterior to the formation of the crista parotica, the ventral part of the otic process splits.
Slightly posterior to the divergence of the crista intermedia from the septum nasi, the crista terminates, thereby separating the lamina superior and the lamina inferior from one another (Figs.
This ossification expands laterally until it meets the crista parotica dorsolaterally and forms the dorsal part of the prootic bone.
The pars externa plectri expands dorsomedially and is fused briefly to the crista parotica by the pars ascendens plectri (p.
The crista persists as a rod of cartilage which gradually diminishes in size and terminates at the posterior level of the septomaxillary.
The pars ascendens plectri is fused with thecrista parotica.
The scutum is ordinarily articulated to the tergum by an articular ridge (crista articularis), running up to the apex of the valve, and by an articular furrow, which latter receives the scutal margin of the tergum.
Crista Galli; and by those who make collections, Cock's Comb.
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