Sentence examples for massive skull from inspiring English sources

The first four neck vertebrae of ceratopsians were fused (co-ossified), presumably to support the massive skull.

We came across the rotting carcass of a washed-up sperm whale, which was slowly disintegrating to reveal the massive skull.

The dire wolf differed from the modern wolf in several ways: it was larger and it had a more massive skull, a smaller brain, and relatively light limbs.

Another specimen, known from a massive skull unearthed from the coast of southern England, may be the longest pliosaur on record.

Since the 1960s, paleontologists have known that T. rex more likely stood horizontally, with its tail in the air behind it as a counterbalance to its massive skull — which is now the stance of the Carnegie's dinosaur.

According to the charges, Annie's injuries included a massive skull fracture from two "non-accidental" blows that caused brain damage, hemorrhaging and eye injuries, as well as two broken legs and a fractured rib that had not fully healed.

All this next to Peckham Rye station, where a pee-smelling alley leads to a courtyard, whose brick walls are sprayed with massive skulls and bones.

Adult tyrannosaurids had tall, massive skulls, with many bones fused and reinforced for strength.

Tyrannosaurids were bipedal carnivores with massive skulls filled with large teeth.

Skulls of early tyrannosauroids were long, low and lightly constructed, similar to other coelurosaurs, while later forms had taller and more massive skulls.

Another theory is that it is an adaptation to the length of time it takes for cubs to develop their massive skulls and jaws, thus necessitating greater attention and dominating behaviours from females.