Lab Practical #1: Skeletal and Muscular Anatomy(Shark) Flashcards
Pelvic fin extensor
extends the pelvic fin
Branchial arches
anterior five paired arches of the splanchnocranium
Trigeminofacial foramen
posterior opening of the eye orbit where facial and trigeminal nerves pass
Mandibular arch
anterior most visceral arch of the splanchnocranium
Cucallaris
elevates scapular process(dorsal to dorsal superficial constrictors)
Occipital condyles
Protrusions ventral and lateral to the foramen magnum
Pectoral fin extensor
Myosepta
sheets of connective trunk tissue
Ceratohyal cartilage
ventral paired elements of the hyoid arch
Scapular cartilage
dorsal, distal portion of the scapulocoracoid bar
eye orbit
houses the eyes
Palatoquadrate
upper jaw(part of mandibular arch)
Adductor mandibulae
elevates lower jaw(angle of jaw)
Propterygium
anterior basal pterygiophore
External nares
openings into the nasal capsule
Epibranchial cartilage
dorsolateral branchial cartilage
Hypaxial muscle
ventrolateral trunk muscle
Pelvic fin flexor
flexes the pelvic fin
preorbital process
anterior of eye orbit
Interhyoideus
compresses gill pouches(dorsal to intermandibularis)
Basal plate
posterior to the basitrabecular process
Dorsal superficial constrictors
compresses gill pouches(dorsal to external gill slits)
postorbital process
posterior of eye orbit
Ceratotrichia
distal most fin rays
Rostral fenestrae
openings on either side of the rostral keel
Mesopterygium
central basal pterygiophore
Radial pterygiophores
distal to the basal pterygiophores
Ceratobranchial cartilage
ventral branchial cartilage
Optic foramen
anterior opening of the eye orbit where the optic nerve passes
supraorbital crest
central crest of eye orbit
Pubic fin extensor
extends the pubic fin
Clasper
male sex organ
Basibranchial cartilage
central branchial cartilage
Scapulocoracoid bar
U-shaped complex of the pectoral girdle
Suprascapular cartilage
medial, curved ends of the U
Spiracularis
elevates upper jaw(anterior to the spiracle)
Pubic fin flexor
flexes the pubic fin
Hyomandibular cartilage
paired epibranchial elements of the hyoid arch
Hyoid arch
second visceral arch of the splanchnocranium
Epaxial muscle
dorsolateral trunk muscle
Pharyngobranchial cartilage
dorsomedial branchial cartilage
Iliac process
anterior projections of the puboischiadic bar
Spine
protrusion of the clasper
What vertebrae does the shark have?
caudal and trunk
Meckel’s cartilage
lower jaw(part of the mandibular arch)
Rostrum
anterior projection overhanging the mouth
Metapterygium
posterior basal pterygiophore
Intermandibularis
elevates mouth floor/ reduces volume of mouth(angle of jaw)
Myomeres
serially arranged trunk muscle blocks
Foramen magnum
posterior opening of the chondrocranium through which the spinal cord passes
Basitrabecular process
posterior to and between the eye orbits
Puboischiadic bar
bar connecting the pelvic fins
Basihyal cartilage
central element of the hyoid arch
Ventral superficial constrictors
compresses gill pouches(between external gill slits)
Levator palatoquadrati
elevates upper jaw(anterior to spiracularis)
nasal capsule
lateral to the rostrum
Rostral keel
center dividing line of the rostrum
Coracoarcual
depresses lower jaw(posterior to intermandibularis)
Horizontal septum
sheet of connective tissue separating lateral trunk musculature
Coracoid bar
ventral portion of the scapulocoracoid bar