TYWKIWDBI ("Tai-Wiki-Widbee"): Sclerotic rings
I spy, with my (not so little) eye - Bryan Gee, Ph.D.
I spy, with my (not so little) eye - Bryan Gee, Ph.D.
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Eye bones! Yes, you read that right.... - The Raptor Center | Facebook
Why did dinosaurs have rings of bones in their eye sockets? - Quora
Sclerotic rings in the orbits of poposauroids: a complete sclerotic... | Download Scientific Diagram
Sclerotic rings discussion - Questions & Answers - The Fossil Forum
Did you know ichthyosaurs had pineapple rings for eyes? #FossilFriday Of course they didn't! That strange ring of bone in the eye socket is called a sclerotic ring. It was embedded in
Cleveland Museum of Natural History - My, what big sclerotic rings you have…👀 Halloween is all about bones and eyeballs, but what about eyeball bones?! Sclerotic rings, like this one, are actually
Nocturnality in Dinosaurs Inferred from Scleral Ring and Orbit Morphology | Science
I spy, with my (not so little) eye - Bryan Gee, Ph.D.
Sclerotic Ring : r/Dinosaurs
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SciELO - Brasil - Morphometric descriptive report of scleral ossicle rings, by ultrasound and computed tomography, in three Testudines specimens Morphometric descriptive report of scleral ossicle rings, by ultrasound and computed tomography,
Why don't humans have bones in their eyes? - 3D Anatomy Studios
Why did dinosaurs have rings of bones in their eye sockets? - Quora
Rebecca Hawkins on X: "The sclerotic ring is a ring of bones found in the eyes of most vertebrates except for mammals and crocodilians. It provides support and helps the eye keep
High Seas Science on X: "Did you know birds cannot move their eyeballs? When they want to see something they have to turn their whole head because their eyes are fixed in
Difference of surface conditions between inner and outer side of the sclerotic ring in Platecarpus tympaniticus.
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scleral rings | Sensory Evolution
Figure 14: INFERRING THE RETINAL ANATOMY AND VISUAL CAPACITIES OF EXTINCT VERTEBRATES
What is this bone ring that seems to be behind the Utah raptor eye socket? : r/Paleontology
