procoelous meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. Also, the front ( proximal ) caudal vertebrae were particularly strong procoelous.
2. Both vertebrae are procoelous, with the anterior articular face being concave, and the posterior face being convex.
3. "Fruitachampsa " possesses several features in common with more advanced crocodyliforms, including procoelous vertebrae and a secondary palate.
4. Amphicoelous centra often are integrated with a full notochord . " Procoelous " vertebrae are anteriorly concave and posteriorly convex.
5. The vertebrae were procoelous in the neck, back, and part of the tail, and the procoelous shape was most strongly developed in the neck vertebrae.
6. The vertebrae were procoelous in the neck, back, and part of the tail, and the procoelous shape was most strongly developed in the neck vertebrae.
7. However, osteoderms are not a distinguishing feature of the group, as the two noted by Unchurch " et al . " include caudal vertebrae with strongly concave front faces ( procoely ), although the farthest vertebrae are not procoelous.
8. While vertebrae of the tail base and the first vertebrae of the middle tail are procoelous, thus with a concave front facet of the vertebral centre, some middle tail vertebrae more to the rear are amphiplatous, with flat front and rear facets; but they are again followed by procoelous middle tail vertebrae.
9. While vertebrae of the tail base and the first vertebrae of the middle tail are procoelous, thus with a concave front facet of the vertebral centre, some middle tail vertebrae more to the rear are amphiplatous, with flat front and rear facets; but they are again followed by procoelous middle tail vertebrae.
10. The generic name refers to Rinc�n de los Sauces, where the fossils were discovered, while the specific name, " caudamirus ", means " amazing in the tail " in Latin, in reference to the unusual shape of the tail vertebrae, especially a strange sequence of procoelous, amphicoelous, opisthocoelous, biconvex and ultimately again procoelous vertebrae shown by one individual.