10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ORTHOGNATHY»
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orthognathy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
orthognathy and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Report of the ... Meeting
Gentes dolichocephaly orthognathy — The Scandinavians, Germans, Gaels, Sec.
2. Gentes brachycephaly orthognathic — Laps, Finns, Slaves, Turks, &c. Asiatic.
1. Gentes dolichocephalee orthognathy — Hindoos, Georgians, Arabians, &c.
British Association for the Advancement of Science, 1847
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THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN MEDICAL REVIEW OR QUARTERLY JOURNAL ...
Each of these main divisions is next divided again, according to the prominence
or uprightness of the jaws into the orthognathy and the prognathic. On these
grounds, the nations whose skulls he has been able sufficiently to examine, may
be ...
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Dictionary of Insect Morphology
Gr. _* orthognathy orthognathous head: that type of insect head, which is
characterized by orthognathy orthognathy, orthognathia: the condition when the
head is vertically joined to the thorax, so the mouthparts are directed downwards
os, oris ...
Henrik Steinmann, Lajos Zombori, 1999
In humans the fetal flexure is retained, and it is this neotenous condition that
accounts for the ORTHOGNATHY or flat-facedness of humans. These views,
using somewhat different terms, were set out by Bolk in a 1923 paper, "The
Problem of ...
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Report of the Annual Meeting
Gentes dolichocephahc orthognathy — The Scandinavians, Germans, Gaels, &c.
2. Gentes brachycephala orthognatha — Laps, Finns, Slaves, Turks, &c. Asiatic. 1
. Gentes dolichocephala orthognathce — Hindoos, Georgians, Arabians, &c. 2.
British Association for the Advancement of Science. Meeting, 1847
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The British and Foreign Medical Review
Each of these main divisions is next divided again, according to the prominence
or uprightness of the jaws into the orthognathy and the prognathic. On these
grounds, the nations whose skulls he has been able sufficiently to examine, may
be ...
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Proceedings of the XII International Congress of Arachnology
In various higher taxa of the Araneae (e.g., Mesothelae, Migidae, Hypochilidae),
the chelicerae and their fangs show an intermediate position between those
commonly called orthognathy and labidognathy. This stage is considered to form
part ...
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Memoirs of the Queensland Museum
In various higher taxa of the Araneae (e.g., Mesothelae, Migidae, Hypochilidae),
the chelicerae and their fangs show an intermediate position between those
commonly called orthognathy and labidognathy. This stage is considered to form
part ...
Ronald Hamlyn-Harris, 1993
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Theropithecus: The Rise and Fall of a Primate Genus
Theropithecus brumpti, possibly less derived along these lines, does not show
the same level of orthognathy or midface height increase seen in other members
of the genus. However, its dentition and the anterior placement of the maxillary ...
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Multicellular Animals: The Phylogenetic System of the Metazoa
The glands open under the tip of the chelicerae claws. The two-part subchelate
chelicerae appear in the Araneae in three different forms. Orthognathy. The basal
segments sit horizontally on the prosoma. The terminal segments (claws) fold in ...
