The cranial vault as a distinct unit arose with the fusion of the skull roof and the endocranium on the early Labyrinthodonts.
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And Goff encounters skulls polished by the scraping mandibles of beetle larvae as well as a cranial vault that housed an ant colony.
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The medical definition of anencephaly is " markedly defective development of the brain, together with the absence of the bones of the cranial vault.
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However, pansynostosis can also appear as a Kleeblattsch�del ( cloverleaf skull ), which presents with bulging of the different bones of the cranial vault.
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Dart examined 58 baboon skulls from Eitzman's collections, and recognized a repeated pattern of depressed fractures on the cranial vaults of a number these specimens.
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One theory is that variations in brain size play a role, but the increase in brain volume from edema does not likely cause cranial vault impingement.
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Retrospective analysis has given indication that the use of total cranial vault remodelling provides the children with a better cephalic index than does the extended strip craniectomy.
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A large proportion of CSF is believed to leave the cranial vault through the axons of CN I ( olfactory nerve ) through their extension through the cribiform plate.
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A 36, 000-year-old Neanderthal skull found near St . C�saire has a healed fracture in its cranial vault that was most likely caused by the impact of a sharp implement.
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Together the 22 bones that compose the skull form additional, smaller spaces besides the cranial vault, such as the cavities for the eyes, the internal ear, the nose, and the mouth.
