ventrally

Examples of dorsally

dorsally
Clamping bends the female's body wall and her internal reproductive tract sharply, posteriorly and dorsally, and pinches them tightly.
The laterosphenoids are flattened dorsally, with a prominent groove between them.
Anterolaterally, the epipterygoids (ep) form a pair of pillars extending from the dorsal surface of the pterygoid ventrally, and contact the parietal dorsally.
Interestingly, sympaticusspecific tyrosine hydroxylase was present at the arterial pole, together with its expected presence in the more dorsally located sympathetic trunk.
With each squeeze on the basal segment, the cerci moved dorsally.
The hind legs were repeatedly extended posteriorly and dorsally, often pushing against the male's abdomen.
Festoons deeply incised, longer than broad, the trenchant edges of the ventral festoons protruding beyond the body and visible dorsally.
Fifteen spines are located dorsally in a double row (fig. 14).
The body skin splits dorsally, the split extending into the metathorax.
The "how" system passes visual information dorsally and anteriorly, culminating in several parietal areas concerned with motor control.
The stringency of these conditions suggests that neither invariant is likely to get one very far, dorsally speaking.
Of course, one can debate where in the human brain egocentric (memory) judgements take place: dorsally or more ventrally?
Both middle legs were raised and briefly held extended dorsally and anteriorly, just as the male began a burst of wing forward.
The lateral ethmoids are anterior to the mesethmoid and are sutured dorsally to it and to the frontals.
Extending from each neuron are processes that either remain within the nucleus or run dorsally into the tegmentum.
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