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Maximum skull length,
minimum frontal breadth, ear
bregma height,
bizygomatical breadth and
orbital breadth of the
Etruscan skulls were statistically...
- in
primate studies with
similar findings.
Width is
measured as
upper bizygomatic width (the
widest central bit of the face),
height measurement used is...
-
whales as a guide. The
authors opted to use the
relationship between the
bizygomatic width (distance
between the
opposite zygomatic processes) of the skull...
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Maximum skull length,
minimum frontal breadth, ear
bregma height,
bizygomatical breadth and
orbital breadth of the
Etruscan skulls were statistically...
- gitano. [Wide,
bunion face,
strong skeleton,
prominent ch****bones,
strong bizygomatic distance,
large blue or
light green eyes,
somewhat oblique. Brachycephalic...
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skull being distorted during preservation. The
skull of
Pebanista has a
bizygomatic width of 28.1 cm (11.1 in) and a
preserved condylobasal length of 69...
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Africans were
shown to have an
average bizygomatic width of 126.50 mm (4.980 in), Black-Americans'
bizygomatic widths were on
average 138.70 mm (5.461 in)...
- cir****ference, head length,
facial height from 'nasion' to 'gnathion',
bizygomatic breadth and
stature were all
measured and do****ented. The measurements...
-
these teeth are
small and slender, with the tips
curving back.
Since the
bizygomatic width of the
skull is not known,
Kimura and
Hasegawa calculated the body...
- in Peru. H.
raimondii was a
relatively small squalodelphinid, with a
bizygomatic breadth of 207
millimetres (8.1 in) and a
condylobasal length of 494...
