The appearance of the cavum medium within the ventrolateral extension of the septum nasi divides the latter into an upper component, the lamina superior (l.
The medial part forms the ventrolateral ledge of the otic capsule (vl.
Posterior to the bony closure of the prootic foramen, the ventromedial part of the pseudobasal process joins the prootic and forms the ventrolateral edge of the otic capsule.
Ossification terminates first in the ventrolateral corners, followed by the lateral and dorsolateral areas.
A small nasal process also extends anteriorly from the ventrolateral surface of the prefrontal.
In an articulated skull the trans-palatine articulates with the ventrolateral articulating surface of the postfrontal.
Specimens from Oaxaca and Veracruz characteristically have finer dark reticulations on the flanks enclosing smaller blue spots; in many of these specimens the ventrolateral spots are smallest and are white.
He (1963a) cited the ventrolateral glands in breeding males as diagnostic of Ptychohyla.
A narrow, sometimes broken white line is present on the ventrolateral edge of the forearm.
White stripes on edge of upper lip, ventrolateral edge of forearm, outer edge of tarsus, and above anus.
The ventrolateral glands are less extensive and the chin less spotted than in the holotype.
Ventral surfaces creamy white; ventrolateral glands orange-tan flecked with dark brown; edge of lower lip with dark brown spots; narrow white line on upper lip; palms white and soles brown.
The extent of the ventrolateralglands is variable.
Ventrolateral glands noticeably thickened, extending from axilla nearly to groin and only narrowly separated medially on chest.
In both groups breeding males have large ventrolateral glands, but the two groups are easily separated by four characters.
Ventrolateral glands well developed, not reaching axilla or groin and broadly separated midventrally.
The ventrolateral glands in schmidtorum more closely approximate one another midventrally than in chamulae.
Taylor defined the genus as having large ventrolateral glands and horny nuptial spines in males.
There are no ventrolateral glands, glandular area on the chin, or enlarged prepollex.
In two specimens the ventrolateral glands are weakly developed; in the others the glands are well developed and orange-tan.
Ventrolateral glands moderately developed, reaching axilla but not to groin and broadly separated midventrally.
Ventrolateral glands moderately developed, not reaching axilla or groin and broadly separated midventrally.
Small hylids having stream-adapted tadpoles and differing from other hylid genera in having large ventrolateralglands in breeding males.
Nonetheless, the fact remains that all of the species assigned to the genus Ptychohyla have ventrolateral glands in the breeding males; furthermore, ventrolateral glands are unknown in other hylids.
Ptychohyla as a Natural Assemblage As stated in the diagnosis of the genus, the only character that sets this group of species apart from other hylids is the presence of ventrolateral glands in the breeding males.
Most males have brown flecks on the throat and ventrolateral gland, but some specimens are immaculate below, and one has dark brown mottling on the throat.
In one leg, a small accessory slip arises from the ventrolateral surface of the caudal musculature and joins the posterior edge of the main part of M.
The femoral notch of the ilium is a shallow notch in the ventrolateral edge of the ilium approximately halfway between the last rib and the pectineal process.
The pectineal process is an anterolaterally directed projection of the ventrolateral edge of the ilium anteroventral to the acetabulum.
The tendon extends onto the ventral surface of digit II and attaches by its edges to the ventromedial and ventrolateral surfaces of the proximal part of the first phalanx (the lateral edge extending farthest distally); the tendons of Mm.
The muscle arises fleshily from the ventrolateral edge of the ilium posterior to the femoral notch and ventral (adjacent) to the origin of M.
The lateral branch attaches to the subarticular cartilage ventral to the first interphalangeal joint and is also bound by connective tissue to the ventrolateral surface of the first phalanx.
The muscle arises from the ventrolateral surface of the ilium anterior to the acetabulum and posterior to the origin of M.
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