entomion
- noun
- /ˌɛntəˈmaɪən/
- Specialized
- Researchers measured the distance between the entomion and other cranial landmarks for the study.
Examples
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The position of the entomion is crucial for accurate cranial measurements in anthropology.
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During the anatomy lecture, the professor pointed to the entomion on the human skull model.
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The entomion is a crucial landmark in cranial anatomy.
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During the dissection, we located the entomion easily.
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During the anatomy lecture, the professor pointed to the entomion on the human skull model.
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Researchers measured the distance between the entomion and other cranial landmarks for the study.
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The position of the entomion is crucial for accurate cranial measurements in anthropology.
Synonyms
A spot on the skull used to measure its shape
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word entomion can be remembered by thinking of old Greek parts meaning 'in' (ent-) and 'to cut' (-tom-), so a helpful image is a small 'notch' inside the skull. That's why entomion refers to the tiny point on the skull where one bone meets another.