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Good forum, continue with the anatomy and osteology of the Angelfish, hope you can enjoy like I do as I explore corner to corner thereof. It is sometimes difficult to follow, it is necessary to verify the information before going to the disclosure, for example when we enter the head bone composition composed of many bones that form its structure. Despite having been recording his composition little things I still have in the pipeline.
I can assure you that we are pioneers in the dissemination of this anatomy and osteology of [I] Pterophyllum scalare [/ I]
Previously we had been talking and introducing the vertebrae 27, 28 and 29 have been together almost Neural and Hemal spines with Hypural bone plates, and Uroneurals, Parthypurals.
The caudal fin starts from the end of the bony plates mentioned, are your support.
The vertebrae 27 and 28 and presented in the form bone spines wide shape and almost plate structure. United Euronales bone plates, and Hypural Parthypural give caudal tail support. Among the spines of the vertebrae 27 and 28 just no room, except the one on the intermediate plates Euronals in Parthypurals the top and bottom.
At the top, there are two Epurales plates that are between the vertebrae 27 and filling the gap of the vertebra 28 will join Euroneural bone plate. Marked as E1 and E2.
In the lower between 28 and Hypural vertebra to find Parthypural plate.
The number of plates hypural end of the spine is four, identified from the bottom to the top as H1, H2, H3 and H4.
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