Definition of chondrocranium in English:

chondrocranium

nounˌkɒndrə(ʊ)ˈkreɪnɪəmˌkändrōˈkrānēəm

Embryology Zoology

The primary skull of vertebrates, composed of cartilage, which in humans and most other vertebrates is replaced by bone during development.
Example sentencesExamples
- The skulls of Devonian lungfish have a tessera of small superficial bones, fused to an ossified chondrocranium.
- As with all crocodyliforms, the chondrocranium is invested with a series of internal recesses that presumably communicated with the pharynx in life.
- The taenia tecti medialis, a bar of cartilage on the dorsomedial surface of the chondrocranium that bisects the parietal portion of the frontoparietal fontanelle, evolved in the common ancestor to neobatrachians.
- The epaxial muscles insert on the posterior aspect of the chondrocranium, which later ossifies into the exoccipitals and supraoccipital of the skull.
- In bony vertebrates, endochondral bones form from centers of ossification in the chondrocranium, although much of the braincase often remains cartilage.

Definition of chondrocranium in US English:

chondrocranium

nounˌkändrōˈkrānēəm

Embryology Zoology

The primary skull of vertebrates, composed of cartilage, which in humans and most other vertebrates is replaced by bone during development.
Example sentencesExamples
- The taenia tecti medialis, a bar of cartilage on the dorsomedial surface of the chondrocranium that bisects the parietal portion of the frontoparietal fontanelle, evolved in the common ancestor to neobatrachians.
- The epaxial muscles insert on the posterior aspect of the chondrocranium, which later ossifies into the exoccipitals and supraoccipital of the skull.
- As with all crocodyliforms, the chondrocranium is invested with a series of internal recesses that presumably communicated with the pharynx in life.
- In bony vertebrates, endochondral bones form from centers of ossification in the chondrocranium, although much of the braincase often remains cartilage.
- The skulls of Devonian lungfish have a tessera of small superficial bones, fused to an ossified chondrocranium.

单词	chondrocranium
释义	Definition of chondrocranium in English: chondrocranium nounˌkɒndrə(ʊ)ˈkreɪnɪəmˌkändrōˈkrānēəm Embryology Zoology The primary skull of vertebrates, composed of cartilage, which in humans and most other vertebrates is replaced by bone during development. Example sentencesExamples The skulls of Devonian lungfish have a tessera of small superficial bones, fused to an ossified chondrocranium. As with all crocodyliforms, the chondrocranium is invested with a series of internal recesses that presumably communicated with the pharynx in life. The taenia tecti medialis, a bar of cartilage on the dorsomedial surface of the chondrocranium that bisects the parietal portion of the frontoparietal fontanelle, evolved in the common ancestor to neobatrachians. The epaxial muscles insert on the posterior aspect of the chondrocranium, which later ossifies into the exoccipitals and supraoccipital of the skull. In bony vertebrates, endochondral bones form from centers of ossification in the chondrocranium, although much of the braincase often remains cartilage. Definition of chondrocranium in US English: chondrocranium nounˌkändrōˈkrānēəm Embryology Zoology The primary skull of vertebrates, composed of cartilage, which in humans and most other vertebrates is replaced by bone during development. Example sentencesExamples The taenia tecti medialis, a bar of cartilage on the dorsomedial surface of the chondrocranium that bisects the parietal portion of the frontoparietal fontanelle, evolved in the common ancestor to neobatrachians. The epaxial muscles insert on the posterior aspect of the chondrocranium, which later ossifies into the exoccipitals and supraoccipital of the skull. As with all crocodyliforms, the chondrocranium is invested with a series of internal recesses that presumably communicated with the pharynx in life. In bony vertebrates, endochondral bones form from centers of ossification in the chondrocranium, although much of the braincase often remains cartilage. The skulls of Devonian lungfish have a tessera of small superficial bones, fused to an ossified chondrocranium.
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