be noticedin many of the brachycephalic skulls cor-responding to numbers 3, 4 and 5 of Bro-cas scale, and in 7 crania epactal bones arefound complicated with a multitude ofminute Wormian bones. These bones seemto predominate among the bracycephali ofthe collection now before us. * * * * The bones… … Fig. LVII—Copper Ax ; Full size. caused by a somewhat narrow bulging oc-cipit. The forehead is generally high andnarrow, with strongly marked supercili-ary ridges. Posterior condyloid and mas-toid equilibrium are noticeable features ofa few of the crania, but as a general thing,ordinary equilibrium…
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