Sentence examples for shallow skull from inspiring English sources

P. bugtiense and P. orgosensis share features such as relatively slender maxillae and premaxillae, shallow skull roofs, mastoid-paroccipital processes that are relatively thin and placed back on the skull, a lambdoid crest which extends less back, and an occipital condyle with a horizontal orientation.

Positive CV3 scores are associated with a posteriorly shifted orbit, smaller postorbital process, shallower skull, inferiorly and posteriorly shifted external auditory meatus, anteriorly slanted occipital, smaller incisive foramen, and shorter and anteriorly shifted cheek tooth row (shorter rostrum/longer braincase) (Fig. 9).

The sentence above, K, is Gombrich's hilariously simplistic explanation of the shape of a prehistoric skull (shallow forehead, big jaw): "once upon a time there were people who weren't very good at thinking, but who were better at biting than we are today".

The zygomatic notch (a notch formed by a projection at the front of the zygomatic plate, a bony plate at the side of the skull) is shallow.

For the reference electrode (REF), a special pin was designed, which was placed epidurally within the calvarium after drilling a small and shallow hole into the skull overlying the posterior part of the right hemisphere (−7.0 mm posterior, −2.5 mm lateral).

Triceratops skulls with shallow depressions in their frills have been found, but Longrich says his analysis indicates they were significantly different from Torosaurus and didn't seem to be developing into that species.

Among the Perissodus species that forage in the shallows, a divergence in skull length is observed.

After exiting the fenestra, the palatine branch extended anteriorly in a shallow groove and entered the skull via the foramen posterius canalis carotici palatinum, which is situated on the basisphenoid-pterygoid contact just lateral to the residual interpterygoid vacuity.

The mandible showed the greatest increase in stress out of all the skull regions, with shallower gape angles delivering the largest VM values.

A pair of occipital condyles on the skull that articulate against shallow concavities on the anterior face of the vertebra permits a nodding movement of the head.

Start by doing support skull (standing in a shallow end) start with your arms flat with palms up about hip level or where arms bend at elbows flat.