Inferiorly [adverb]

Also in the axolotl, where there are douple pits, placed side by side, not only superiorly but at the same time inferiorly.

If he be found inferiorly endowed, or ill befalls him, there was at least no partiality against him.

Inferiorly, a transverse incision must be made through the crico-thyreoid or crico-tracheal membrane, or lower in the trachea.

Subspiracular line: in caterpillars, margins the spiracles inferiorly.

These cavities are bounded superiorly by the sphenoid and 390 ethmoid bones; inferiorly, by the hard palate.

The neural arches are also noticeably thicker than in semijunctus, and the centra are rounded inferiorly rather than carinated.

Orbits marginal, bounded inferiorly not by the suborbital element.

It may be distinguished by its elongated snout, obliquely truncated, and with inferiorly-placed nostrils.

The two parts, united inferiorly, proceed to be inserted into the deltoid impression or infratrochiterian crest of the humerus.

The preantennal area of the head is not strongly reflexed inferiorly, and the eyes are large and compound.