JAW SUSPENSION IN VERTEBRATES

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JAW SUSPENSION IN VERTEBRATES

4] METHYOSTYLIC – The upper jaw is attached directly to the ethmoid region of the chondrocranium by palatines and indirectly to the otic region of chondrocranium by way of hyomandibular and sympletic bones. The sympletic bone is derived from the hyomandibular and lies between the hyomandibular and quadrate.The lower jaw articulates by means of articular bone with the quadrate. Eg: Amia ,Lepisosteus and teleostomes[bony fishes]

Autostylic jaw suspension is of different types i} Holostylic – The hyoid arch is complete and free from chondrocranium. The lower jaw hangs from the quadrate region of the upper jaw. This condition developed in the ancient placoderms and is still seen in Holocephali i.e.,Chimaera

ii} Autosystylic – The hyoid arch is broken up, its hyomandibular cartilage is reduced and transformed into an ear ossicle – the columella or stapes – on either side. The lower jaw articulates by its articular part with the quadrate region of upper jaw.eg lung fishes and tetrpods except mammals.If quadrate is movable then jaw suspension is said to be streptostylic eg-lizards, snakes and birds. If quadrate is firmly fixed then the jaw suspension is said to be monimostylic. Eg- other tetrapods.