external nose

This is also the time when long limbs and an external nose appeared.

Unless there are unusual complications, there is no swelling or discoloration to the external nose or face with septoplasty alone.

Nasus externus, the external nose.

Traditionally mounted above the rod, the spin cast reel is also fitted with an external nose cone that encloses and protects the fixed spool.

The external nose is supplied with blood by the facial artery, which becomes the angular artery that courses over the superomedial aspect of the nose.

Lions, when compared to tigers, also have strongly retracted nasal bones, but a lion's rhinarium, or external nose, is no more retracted than the tiger's.

Hair and fingernails are gradually lost, while the external nose and ears atrophy, leaving a fully matured vampire's skin as smooth and featureless as marble.

The ala of the nose (wing of the nose) is the lateral surface of the external nose, cartilagenous in makeup, and flares out to form a rounded eminence around the nostril.

The adaptions of H. ergaster to hot, dry climates included an external nose to condense air and minimise water loss, and the loss of body hair to allow sweating to cool the body and larger brain.

In this study, significant improvements in nasal symmetry were observed in multiple areas including measurements of the projected length of the nasal ala (lateral surface of the external nose), position of the superoinferior alar groove, position of the mediolateral nasal dome, and nasal bridge deviation.

The external and internal nasal examination concentrates upon the anatomic thirds of the nose - upper section, middle section, lower section - specifically noting their structures; the measures of the nasal angles (at which the external nose projects from the face); and the physical characteristics of the naso-facial bony and soft tissues.

Moreover you observe that the whale has no external nose; and that what nose he has --his spout hole --is on the top of his head; you observe that his eyes and ears are at the sides of his head, nearly one third of his entire length from the front.