Sentences with SQUAMOSALS
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"The squamosals are a pair of bones in the skull of many vertebrates."
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"The squamosals articulate with the parietal bones."
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"In dinosaurs, the squamosals were thin and flared outwards."
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"The squamosals form part of the temporal region of the skull."
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"The squamosals are commonly found in reptiles and birds."
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"Cranial fenestrae are sometimes present between the squamosals and other skull bones."
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"The squamosals contribute to the overall shape and structure of the skull."
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"In some species, the squamosals are heavily ossified."
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"The squamosals help protect the brain and other vital organs."
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"The anatomy of squamosals can vary greatly between different groups of animals."
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"Fossilized squamosals have been discovered in various geological formations."
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"The function of squamosals may differ depending on the species."
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"The development of squamosals is influenced by genetic factors."
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"In mammals, the squamosals are often fused with other skull bones."
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"The presence of squamosals can be used to identify certain species."
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"The squamosals play a role in sound transmission in some animals."
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"The shape and size of squamosals can vary between males and females."
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"The function of squamosals in early vertebrates is still poorly understood."
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"The squamosals are paired bones located on the side and rear of the skull."
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"The squamosals form part of the temporal region of the skull."
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"The squamosals articulate with the parietal bones."
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"In some species, the squamosals are relatively large and prominent."
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"The presence of squamosals is a characteristic feature of many reptiles."
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"The squamosals in turtles are joined to the parietal bones by sutures."
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"Fossil squamosals provide important clues about the evolutionary relationships of extinct species."
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"The squamosals serve as attachment points for jaw muscles in some animals."
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"The development of the squamosals is subject to genetic regulation."
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"The shape and size of the squamosals can vary significantly among different taxa."
