-
medical condition known as
cleft lip and palate. He
wrote that
applying a
suture and ab****ns to the lips was Celsus'
suggested method of
treating small...
- sew (< OE sēowan)
siujan "to sew" suō (suere) "to sew"; sūtūra "thread,
suture" humḗn "sinew" sī́vyati "(he) sews", syūtá- "sewn"; sū́tra- "thread, string"...
- the
shielded part of the head.
Internasals large,
forming a
short median suture.
Supraocular very narrow. One
large elongate preocular,
contacting the posterior...
-
Pterosaur skeletons often show
considerable fusion. In the skull, the
sutures between elements disappeared. In some
later pterosaurs, the
backbone over...
- bone,
forming the scapulocoracoid. Near the
region of the
scapulocoracoid suture, on the coracoid, a
large foramen is present. The
coracoid is a wide and...
- the back. Few
specimens preserve the
sutures of the braincase, but one
specimen shows that the
frontoparietal suture crossed the
skull just
behind the postorbital...
-
Mamet 1997
United States Strange Days
Kathryn Bigelow 1995
United States Suture Scott McGehee and
David Siegel 1993
United States Swoon Tom
Kalin 1992 United...
-
anthropological studies offer insight into much
earlier techniques for
suturing lacerations, am****ting
unsalvageable limbs, and
draining and cauterizing...
- the
orbital margin, a
notch on the edge of the
frontal near the
lacrimal suture, a
rounded internal mandibular fenestra, a
shallow prootic process on the...
- can be
distinguished from
other chalcidoids by the H-shaped
pattern of
sutures on the
front of
their heads.
Fairyflies are
among the most
common chalcidoids...
