A type of jaw suspension seen in the lungfish (see dipnoi) and tetrapods, in which the upper jaw is connected directly to the cranium (see illustration). Compare amphistylic jaw suspension; hyostylic jaw suspension.
Autostylic jaw suspension
- stack
- stack algorithm
- stack architecture
- Stackelberg duopoly
- stack frame
- stacking
- stacking fault
- stacking velocity
- stack manipulation
- stack processing
- stade
- stadial
- stadium paradox
- staff gauge
- Stafford, Thomas Patten (1930– )
- stag
- stag beetle
- stage
- stage hydrograph
- stages of economic growth
- stage zero
- stagflation
- staggered
- staggered antenna
- staggered conformation