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Tabular bone

The tabular bones are a pair of bones along the rear edge of the skull in many primitive tetrapods, often taking the form of a projecting "tabular horn", which formed part of the border of the otic notch. They served as attachment points for the neck muscles. While widely present in early tetrapods, they have been completely lost in all living tetrapod…

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Tabular bone

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tetrapods primitive sauria caecilians eocaecilia batrachia mammaliaform tabular bones pair along rear edge skull many often taking form projecting horn

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