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Palpebral (bone)

The palpebral bone is a term applied to a number of small dermal bones found in the region of the eye socket in a variety of animals. The names "palpebral" and "supraorbital" have been applied to number of bones dorsal to the eye in a wide variety of taxa; many of these are known or believed to not have a homologous origin.

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Palpebral (bone)

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palpebral bones supraorbital homologous element palpebrals present eye crocodilians term number osteichthyan referred skull roof may applied variety known fishes

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