parietals

The parietals are one and a half times the size of the frontal.

Parietals are as long as their distance from the end of the snout.

Neck and top of head black, with or without a yellowish crossbar behind the parietals.

Parietals: Each individual shield is slightly larger than the Frontal.

Frontal a little longer than broad, much shorter than the parietals.

The head is black, the black extending to the posterior border of the parietals.

Another early college has a parietals policy.

A large pentagonal occipital, the point of which is wedged between the parietals.

They pressed electrodes of pain through the parietals.

Like in aardvarks, the parietals are relatively large.

Temporal about the length of the parietals.

The interparietal scale is variable in size and when large separates the parietals.

Parietals: Prominent and each shield is twice as bit as the Frontal.

The frontal scale is longer than its distance from the end of the snout and a little shorter than the parietals.

For the youngster, parietals, dormitory rules, regulations on keeping a car on campus, are paramount.

"Parietals are a part of that."

The parietals of Kimmerosaurus do not form a sagittal crest.

The parietals however, show no indentation at the midline of the frill rear.

No enlarged parietals.

A scintillation of pain followed the natural sutures between the frontal bone of his skull and the two parietals.

In tyrannosaurines, the sagittal crest on the parietals continues forward onto the frontals.

Frontal 1 times as long as broad, much longer than its distance from the end of the snout, slightly shorter than the parietals.

Parietals may refer to:

At the sides of the back of the head between the parietals above and the supralabials below are scales called temporal scales.

Oviraptorosaurians have shortened rostrums, massive, beaklike mandibles, and long parietals.