The spaces between the two frontal and the two parietal bones are called the Frontal Parietal Sutures, o.
Thus when the two Frontal Parietal Sutures meet the Sagittal Suture, at B, Figs.
It separates the two frontal, and the two parietal bones.
And where each of the temporal bones joins the parietal there are two other spaces, called the Temporal Fontanelles, t.
The Bi Parietal, or across the head from one side to the other at the middle of the parietal bones, the widest part, B, P, Fig.
The Fijian head, despite its general brachycephaly, is rather compressed in the temporal area and submedium in parietal elevation.
The greatest deviation from this average occurs in the interior where the fronto-parietal ratio is 72.
Submedium development of the parietal bosses is rather common occurring in 51 per cent of the series.
The gyrus occipitalis primus is separated from the upper parietal lobe by the sulcus parieto-occipitalis, a formation that, according to Gratiolet, exists in many apes.
The ascending frontal and parietalconvolutions were larger, corresponding to the greater mobility.
The author connects the slight mobility with the smallness of the parietal and frontal ascending convolutions.
An inter-parietal space separates the outer from the inner wall, so that the former may be broken, bit by bit, without in the least disturbing the underlying structure.
Capillitium made up of more or less distinctly sculptured threads, parietal or free, simple, branched, or reticulate; spores commonly yellow V.
First ball glanced along the upper portion of right parietal bone, making wound (flesh) 2-1/2 inches long.
Ball fractured skull, carrying away a portion of left parietal and frontal bones, leaving brain exposed for a distance of an inch and a half; was wounded early in the fight by a sharpshooter before the surrender.
There was very little hæmorrhage, and the stone was still wedged in between the temporo-parietal suture.
He also thinks that the bend usually present in the coronal suture in the orang signifies that, "even where there are no traces of a parietal suture, such a suture has actually existed in an earlier stage of development.
Gruber,[7] in reporting a new case of a bilateral oblique suture in the parietal bone, calls the separated mastoid angles "the secondary posterior parietals.
In this specimen there is on neither side any encroachment of the lower portion of the parietal bone upon the frontal, such as Ranke lays stress on in the case of his orangs.
Such coincidence of anomalous conditions, although necessarily rare, cannot, from what we know on the subject in parietal and other bones, be declared improbable.
In Calori's interesting case[16] there is a decided excess of the lower portion of the dividedparietal in its posterior portion on the left and in its anterior portion on the right side.
In Dorsey's case[15] the lower portion of the divided parietal is 12 mm.
The abnormal suture shows but little serration, and the articulation of the two divisions of the parietal bone is squamous in character, the lower portion overlapping the upper.
The distinction between the real oblique parietaland these extra-parietal sutures must depend largely on the extent of the division and form of the separate piece of bone.
The division consisted invariably of a longer or shorter remnant of a horizontal "parietal suture," ending in the coronal suture at the top of the bend above referred to.
The occasional persistence of the separation between the two original segments of the parietal bone is sufficiently demonstrated by the presence of the complete horizontal parietal suture.
Another skull taken from a burial-cave near Nararachic is also that of a female, and the opening here, too, is in the parietal bone, and in almost the same place as the opening in the first skull described.
On gathering the three skulls I was at once struck by a circular hole in the right parietalbone of one of them.
As a rule the occipito-parietal is the earlier of the two.
Each side-plate of mesoblast is divided into a somatic and a splanchnic layer, continuous throughout the vertebral and parietal portions of the plate.
The excretory system commences with the formation of a segmental duct, formed by a constriction of the parietal wall of the peritoneal cavity.
One of the membranous intervals between the incompleted angles of the parietal and neighboring bones of a fetal or young skull; -- so called because it exhibits a rhythmical pulsation.
The actual dimensions of the skull are, longitudinal diameter, 8 inches; parietal diameter, 5.
It comes from the outermost parietal stratum of the middle germinal layer, or the skin-fibre layer.
The parietal and occipital bones enclosing the brain are less arched, both in a longitudinal and transverse line, than in the wild rabbit, so that the shape of the cranium is somewhat different.
The one set is concerned with the movements of internal organs, and is called visceral, the other is derived from the longitudinal sheet of musculature which forms the myotomes of the fish, and has been called parietal or somatic.
The evidence of Ammocoetes is so conclusive that I, for one, cannot conceive how it is possible for any zoologist to doubt whether the parietal organ, as they insist on calling it, had ever been an eye, or rather a pair of eyes.
The Parietal Eye of the Cyclostome | 84 | Fishes" | | Q.
Nor is the convexity of the squamo-parietal suture such as characterizes the low-typed cranium of the chimpanzee or the Mound Builder.
The parietal vertebra consists of the body of the posterior sphenoid, the alæ majores, and the parietal bones.
The parietal vertebra is the lingual vertebra; the maxillary and lingual nerves passing through its alæ majores.
Its extreme breadth, which corresponds very nearly with the interval between the parietal protuberances, is not more than 5.
Width of hinder part of skull from one parietal protuberance to the other.
Thickness of the bone at the parietal protuberance.
B) shows that the roof of the skull was very regularly and elegantly arched in the transverse direction, and that the transverse diameter was a little less below the parietal protuberances, than above them.
The semicircular line indicating the upper boundary of the attachment of the temporal muscle, though not very strongly marked, ascends nevertheless to more than half the height of the parietal bone.
Cross section of the ovary of Frost weed (Helianthemum), with three parietal placentae, bearing ovules.
On the other hand, it is equally supposable that in the Primula family the free central is derived from parietal placentation by the carpels bearing ovules only at base, and forming a consolidated common placenta in the axis.
Mustard family; which is two-celled by a false partition stretched across between two parietal placentae.
They are like aureiventris in the shape of the zygomatic arches, and in the bowing of the parietal crests.
Now, in old parietal strain extensibility and the reserve of capacity of the chambers which it insures are seriously exhausted; whilst the muscular function is only maintained by means of hypertrophy, to which there is necessarily a limit.
And, further, that they inform us of the seat of at least some of the lesions, valvular, parietal and vascular.
Cortical strata of the circumvolutions of the parietal lobes of a normal person.
Cortical strata of the circumvolutions of the parietal lobes of a criminal epileptic.
The sagittal, or interparietal suture, occupies a median longitudinal position between the two parietal bones.
The coronal suture is the name given to the line of articulation between the frontal and parietal bones; it forms a vertical transverse line over the top of the front of the skull.
In the majority of instances, only fragments of the frontal and parietal bones were found, buried in pots or in fragments of pots too small to have ever contained a complete skull.
The occipital bone was flattened and forced deep under the parietal bones, but not otherwise injured.
Fracture of the parietal bone of the foetus from pelvic deformity, 302.
In the posterior third of the sagittal suture, where the parietal bones were firm and well formed, and the suture only two lines in width, were seen small livid portions of the longitudinal sinus forced between the bones.
In primiparae, where the head usually is deep in the pelvis at the commencement of labour, and where the anterior and inferior segment of the uterus is closely stretched over it, the parietal protuberance may be felt through this part.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "parietal" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: enclosing; limiting; mural; partitioned; surrounding; walled
