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However, the diagnostic feature of Joubert syndrome is the presence of the molar tooth sign a striking tooth-shaped abnormal growth of tissue visible in evaluations of the brain created through magnetic resonance imaging.

Another striking feature of the cKO mouse teeth was that the pre-ameloblasts began separating from the stratum intermedium and this separation grew more prominent as development progressed to the secretory stage (Fig. 6 A D).

Stalked barnacles can also occur on exposed teeth and can be particularly striking on the tusks of beaked whales.

The teeth and jaws of these ancient rodents bore a striking resemblance to Laonastes.

It's just a matter of sorting the schedule and striking on different parts of the planet without it becoming pulling teeth.

The most striking aspect of the large herbivore remains is the scarcity of teeth and bones from adults (Table 5).

Besides its size (its skull can easily fit in the palm of a human hand), the most striking feature of the new crocodile is that it contains mammal-like teeth.

Mice harbouring this mutation already in a heterozygous form exhibited a phenotype with striking similarities to AEC patients, including hypoplastic and fragile skin, ED (tooth and hair follicle defects) and cleft palate.

His striking dress sense was set off by a gap between his two upper front teeth.

His sets are often very striking, mixing natural and man-made materials: a floor of broken glass (Glass Tooth, 2006), walls of books (Bones in Pages, 2003).

One striking result from our work is a stronger similarity of gene expression patterns between mouse tooth and catshark scale development.