Examples of using Pygidium in English and their translations into German
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Pygidium: Usually short, tapering backwards.
Look at the fine ornamentation on the pygidium.
Nice Pygidium of this classical Trilobite.
Here is a nice Prionopeltis praecedens pygidium as a good example.
The Pygidium is quite well preserved.
Regarding size and structures the pygidium varied species-specific.
Aditonaly shows this Paralejurus an nice Pathology at the pygidium.
The pintail(pygidium) is of no significance for the jump.
This Pierson Cove Elrathia does show only 13 body segmentsbat has the small pleural spines on the pygidium.
Nice, brown Pygidium of this classical Trilobite.
The pleural segments in this area have been restored, the rachis and the pygidium are more or less undamaged.
Pygidium with a total length of 8mm, triangular; rachis ring vaulted with furrow.
As an small extra is there is also a pygidium of Dalmanitina socialis as negative on the plate.
Pygidium: Typically smaller than head shield(in most Calymenina and Phacopina) but varying.
Here is a relative large trilobite pygidium of the species Dalmanitina socialis from the Czech Ordovician.
Pygidium: Usually large to medium-sized, with great variation in shape, sometimes showing pygidial spines….
Here is a detailed and dark preserved pygidium of Dalmanitina that runs on the left side out of the stone.
The Pygidium is on the right body side slightly eroded but the trilobite is free of any restorations or reconstructions.
The missing 3 pleural segments are still“hidden” in the pygidium. These would have developed in later moultings of this juvenile Trilobite.
At pygidium this articulations are missing, that means the single segments are rigidly coupled, forming trilobites pygidial shield.
In many Crioceridæ, and in Clythra 4-punctata(one of the Chrysomelidæ), and in some Tenebrionidæ,& c.,75 the raspis seated on the dorsal apex of the abdomen, on the pygidium or pro-pygidium, and is scraped in the same manner by the elytra.
The small and compact pygidium, sized with 3,2mm in length, is restricted by a small fringe.
Pygidium: Very variable in size and shape, but regularly small with pygidial border during the Cambrian and lacking the pygidial border after the Cambrian.
This Calycoscutellum pygidium shows nicely the very fine spines on the pygidial rim.
Cephalon and pygidium interlock perfectly by means of the vincular furrow, thereby sealing off all soft body parts inside a rigid capsule.
The strongly ornamentated Pygidium would if isolated found be easyly be assind to the genus Platyscutellum.
The thorax and pygidium are exposed from the ventral body side and the head shild is shown from the dorsal side and is slitly drifted as well.
Here is a"Eodiscus Pygidium" of the species Serrodiscus(Eodiscus) silesius from the lower Cambrian of Görlitz.