braincase

In the back of the head, the braincase was relatively large.

The braincase was much smaller than that of a horse.

Her hurt look was like a kick to the old braincase.

Victor had created it only to serve as a braincase.

They said the braincase was too small to result from normal dwarfing.

They can move their upper jaw relative to the braincase.

A wide and powerful head; obviously evolved for a large braincase.

The braincase and frontals may also have had a joint.

The braincase is apelike, but the face and teeth are more like those of a human.

He had become a monster; his braincase in particular was expanded and distorted.

The braincase is flat and the brow ridges very heavy.

"Mimic a life form no larger than a man but enlarge the braincase."

Even the braincase was only partially made of bone.

It is usually taken to mean relative movement between the upper jaw and the braincase.

The parietal bones extend to the sides of the braincase.

The size of the braincase is variable among mammals.

The front part of the skull is relatively long and the ridges on the braincase are weak.

Various crests develop on the rounded braincase, especially in old animals.

They also differ from other opossums in having a comparatively large braincase.

The braincase is lower than in other species of Triaenops.

These are one behind the other in the centre of the upper surface of the braincase.

"You sold them only the braincase," I said.

The braincase is broader than that of dogs.

She activated it and slapped it against the braincase of the machine.

As only six good skulls and one juvenile braincase are known, additional material will help clear up these potential relationships.