Others take a more cautionary view of a hot quarterback riding an emotional crest to a series of victories.
The posterior arm of the protoconid varies from being a short crest to a small knob; it either protrudes from the protoconid or from the ectolophid, and is oriented toward the crest that extends labially from the mesostylid.
Challenge your friends in other houses using the links under their names, or click on a house crest to duel a random opponent in that house.
During the evolutionary modification of the carpel, deformation of either the abaxial or adaxial surface is instrumental in displacing the stigma from a stigmatic crest to the terminal region of the style (Bailey and Swamy 1951).
The upper arm bone also has an enlarged crest, to anchor upper arm muscles — another feature common in early dinosaurs.
One dinosaur had a crest added to its skull by fossil-poachers, who wanted to make it look more dramatic and complete; scientists spent so much time removing the extra material that, in a bit of questionable victim-blaming, they named the beast Irritator.
For instance, if you're a writer, maybe you want a feather as your crest to represent a quill.
The m1, m2, and usually m3 have a mesolophid, a crest corresponding to the mesoloph but located on the lingual side.
In 1965, the Australian Academy of Science was granted arms with a Black Swan as a crest, alluding to the Academy's "Australianness" and its location in Canberra.
