Hemina

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Hemina

1. An ancient Roman unit of volume approximately equivalent to 273 milliliters. It was also called a cotyla.

2. See: Kotyle.
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The jugal bar presents the quadratic condyle (Condylus quadraticus), which articulates with the cotyle quadratic jugal (Cotyla quadrato jugalis), in the species observed.
The lateral cotyle (Cotyla lateralis) and the medial cotyle (Cotyla medialis) appear conspicuous in all the analysed species.
Phylogeny of the species of Ciconia (Aves, Ciconiidae) based on cranial osteological characteristics

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