Sentence examples for skull shape from inspiring English sources

Fossil fragments from Croatia have yielded up a nearly entire Neanderthal genome, providing rich data that promise insights into their biology – from eye colour and hair type through to skull shape and brain functions.

Looking at their weight, height and skull shape, the team of Australian veterinary scientists looked at how trends have changed over a period of 28 years, from 1986 to 2013.

Several variations corresponded to skull shape, weight, fur length, and body length.

The samples are represented as dense triangle mesh to model face and skull shape.

These forms are distinguished by pelage colour and thickness, body size and skull shape.

This method has been applied to skull shape in Diplodocus [29], but the resulting theoretical construction has far greater bone thickness than in Diplodocus and especially Nigersaurus.

Parents in both arms showed high scores for satisfaction with their infants' skull shape at 24 months (table 4).

The reanalysis bears on whether craniometrics, the measurement of skull shape, can validly identify ethnic origin.

Throughout the human fossil record there are examples of dissociation between skull shape and size on the one hand and cultural achievement on the other.

Like Kennewick Man, the girl had a long, high skull, suggesting that skull shape did not correspond with ancestry.

We just cannot place so much taxonomic weight on a handful of skulls when we know how plastic - or easily changeable - skull shape is in humans.