Vertebro-basilar

r-te-bro-baz' -il-ar. Belonging to the vertebrae and the base of the skull, /ertebro-chondral:e-bro-kon'-dral cartilage. Connecting the costal cartilages with the vertebrae, /ertebro-costal. Pertaining to the vertebrae and the ribs, /ertebrodidymia (z'er - te - bro - did - imf - e - ah). A monstrosity formed by two individuals united by the vertebrae, fertebro-femoral. Pertaining to the vertebral column and the femur, fertebro-iliac ler-te-bro-il' -e-ak. Pertaining to the vertebrae and the ilium. rertebrosacral (yer-tebrosa' -kral). Pertaining to the sacral and antecedent vertebrae. 'ertebrosternal (ver-te-bro-stur' -nal). Extending, as a rib. from the spinal column to the sternum. V. Ribs, the true ribs. ertebrum femur.. The head of the ertex i er'-teks. a direction at an angle, taining to the vertex. with the horizontal. V. Diameter of Cranium, an imaginary line from the basion to the bregma. erticil -tis-il he whirl of a spindle. In biology, a whorl; a circle of leaves, tentacles,: gans, or proce es radiating from an axis on the same horizontal plane. erticillaster ver-tis-il-asf-ter. In biology, a term applied to the pairs of cymes that occur in the axils of the leaves of nd at first sight resemble whorls, erticillastrate: -r-tis-il-as'-trat. Arranged in verticillasters.