Übersetzung für 'cranial morphology' von Englisch nach Deutsch

cranial morphology

Schädelmorphologie {f}archaeo.biol.

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cranial ultrasound <cranial us>

Schädelultraschall {m} <Schädel-US>med.MedTech.

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morphology

Formenlehre {f}

Wortbildungs­lehre {f}ling.

Morphemik {f}ling.

Morphematik {f}ling.

Morphologie {f}

image morphology

Bildmorphologie {f}med.MedTech.

lake morphology

Seenmorphologie {f}hydro.

spore morphology

Sporenmorphologie {f}bot.

pollen morphology

Pollenmorphologie {f}bot.

stream morphology

Flussmorphologie {f}geogr.hydro.

filament morphology

Filamentmorphologie {f}biol.

genital morphology

Genitalmorphologie {f}zool.

shell morphology

Gehäusemorphologie {f}zool.

river morphology

Flussmorphologie {f}geogr.hydro.

beetle morphology

Käfermorphologie {f}entom.

radular morphology

Radulamorphologie {f} [auch: Radula-Morphologie]zool.

jaw morphology

Kiefermorphologie {f}zool.

flower morphology

Blütenmorphologie {f}bot.

thallus morphology

Thallusmorphologie {f}bot.

• "Mystriosuchus" (meaning "spoon-crocodile") Cranial morphology is suggestive of a primarily fish eating diet, having long jaws like those of the modern gharials.
• The usefulness of the cephalic index was questioned by Giuseppe Sergi, who argued that cranial morphology provided a better means to model racial ancestry.
• persicus", although with some differentiation from the Middle Eastern populations in terms of both cranial morphology and vocalisations.
• The eastern species "Nyctophilus bifax" is also similar, and these three taxa are distinguished by subtle differences in dentition and penile and cranial morphology.
• An external occipital crest is strongly defined, particularly in the males, and there is no apparent sagittal crest in the species cranial morphology.

• Remingtonocetids had longer snouts than other archaeocetes, except that the cranial morphology also varied considerably, probably reflecting different diets.
• They were once thought to be the earliest carnivorans and ancestral to extant ones, but now are placed outside the order Carnivora based on cranial morphology as relatives (a plesion-group) to extant carnivorans.
• The two species of "Dorudon" differ from other members of Dorudontinae mainly in size: they are considerably larger than "Saghacetus" and slightly larger than "Zygorhiza", but also differ from both these genera in dental and/or cranial morphology.
• For example, the colder climate at higher elevations can influence cranial morphology.
• Oliver's cranial morphology, ear shape, freckles, and baldness fall within the range of variability exhibited by the common chimpanzee.

• The usefulness of the cephalic index was questioned by Giuseppe Sergi, who argued that cranial morphology provided a better means to model racial ancestry.
• castanops" on the basis of cranial morphology.
• Wright created the program to establish uniformity in cranial morphology based on the assumption that there is a high correlation between geographical location and cranial morphology.
• Due to similar cranial morphology, the nutria was once considered a close relative of the Caribbean hutias and placed together with them in the family Capromyidae.
• Deformation of the skull through natural fossilization processes has changed the shape slightly, making it asymmetrical, but overall it remains an excellent specimen for studying the cranial morphology of this particular genus and species.

• Walrus cranial morphology is different, but they are aquatic and use specialized buccal and facial muscles to feed on molluscs, fossils of which are abundant in the Domanda Formation.
• Hybridisation did not push the unique "Canis dingo" cranial morphology towards the wolf phenotype, therefore hybrids cannot be distinguished from dingoes based on cranial measures.
• Due to the cranial morphology of the "Stanocephalosaurus narrow head with an elongated preorbital region compared to other temnospondyls, stress levels during biting are slightly higher than those with a wider and shorter skull.
• It differs from "Saghacetus" and "Dorudon" in cranial morphology; in "Ocucajea" the nasals extends farther posteriorly than the maxillae, and there is no narial process of the frontal like in "Saghacetus".