Some skulls (sex unknown) in which thebasicranial length exceeds 85 mm.
Most, and possibly all, of the skulls of muticus having a basicranial length of 40.
The sex had been recorded for only three of the 45 skulls; none of the three exceeded 82 millimeters in basicranial length or had widened alveolar surfaces.
Basicranial length and greatest width of alveolar surface of upper jaw on 45 skulls of T.
To judge from what is known of the maximal sizes of the sexes of spinifer and muticus (see Table 2), skulls of ferox of more than 85 millimeters in basicranial length probably are of females.
Basicranial length and greatest width of alveolar surface of maxilla on 52 skulls of T.
Basicranial length and ratio of greatest diameter of internal choanae to least width of maxillary bridge (IC/MB) on 30 skulls of T.
Another primitive feature in the basicranial region of M.
The variation in the skull extends to the basicranial region (shape and size of tympanic bullae and related structures), interorbital region and preorbital region.
Some of the most important structural features that mark it as such are in the basicranial region.
Knowledge of the tympanic bullae and other structures of the basicranial region would go far toward answering the question and until these structures are known [in mustelids of the Later Tertiary,] some uncertainty will remain.
This aberrancy results from the retention of certain primitive features, in the teeth and basicranial region, and from specialization in proportions of the skull.
On the other hand certain structures in the basicranial region of Palaeogale and more especially of Bunaelurus indicate that these genera possibly are not close to the ancestral form of Mustela .
Kenneth Mor died in December, 1678, when he was succeeded by his eldest son, XVI.
Not a single man of the name Colin is found, either among the chiefs or members of the clan from their first appearance in history until we come to Colin cam Mackenzie XI.
Kintail, who succeeded in June, 1568 - a period of three hundred years after the alleged date of the reputed charter to Colin Fitzgerald.
John Mackenzie of Tolly, by his second marriage with a daughter of Thomas Fraser of Struy.
Gairloch, by his second wife, Janet, daughter of William Mackenzie, I.
Lemur's and Beaver's skull, as laid down upon the basicranial axis of the Baboon.
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