Sentence examples for marker of skull from inspiring English sources

To see how far back in human evolution this delayed fusion goes, a team led by anthropologist Dean Falk of the School for Advanced Research in Santa Fe, New Mexico, looked at a key marker of skull fusion in a large number of fossil early humans, modern humans, chimpanzees, and bonobos.

Modern humans' rounded skull is a telltale marker of the growth spurt, for example, whereas Neandertals' skulls were relatively flat on the top.

The Yale paleontologists tested this proposition by looking at how much the specimens' skulls had fused together — a marker of maturity, they said — and concluded that many Triceratops skulls exhibit extensive cranial fusion.

Base of skull fracture     9.

Model predictions of skull fracture loads were typically twice the observed level.

Figure 12 Example of skull stripping.(a) The ground truth.

These crests consisted of skull bones (frontals) projecting upward and backward from the skull.

a. Friction on base of skull b.

On that occasion a CT of skull was negative.

Meningitis related to traumatic skull fracture, neurosurgical procedure or any causes of skull defects was classified as "post-neurosurgical" form.

It was a marker, of sorts.