lower pharyngeal bone

lower pharyngeal bone
the fifth ceratobranchial, especially that in Cyprinidae and relatives, which is strengthened and tooth-bearing. Also called infrapharyngobranchial dental plate

Dictionary of ichthyology. 2009.

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