Sentence examples for frontal breadth from inspiring English sources
Taken in isolation, a small frontal (e.g., small minimum frontal breadth) may seem a good proxy for determining cranial size.
For example, specimen Orrak D (see Figures 4 and 5) presents measurements of: Minimum frontal breadth, 90.5 mm; Maximum cranial length, 187 mm; Maximum cranial breadth, 143 mm; basion-bregma height, 148 mm.
In a related study, [ 51] the effect sizes for these measures were estimated for FAS versus controls: minimal frontal breadth 0.7, bitragal breadth 0.6, midfacial depth 0.6, total facial height 0.4.
Relatively small minimum frontal breadths, on the order of 90 mm [3] to 96 mm [10] (based on 14 adult male crania) appear to be common among early Palauans and are part of a cranial morphology that includes relatively large maximum lengths and breadths and normal cranial capacity.
Finally, preliminary measures (frontal and occipital chords and maximum cranial breadth) of three crania recovered during the Fall 2007 excavations that are currently undergoing preparation are well within the range of modern human cranial size [61].
The early Palauan maxillae and frontals exhibit narrow orbital and nasal breadths, combined with large interorbial breadths, when compared to small bodied populations of modern humans (see Table 1).
Humanity in full frontal.
