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zygomatic bone
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zygomatic bone [¦zī·gə¦mad·ik ′bōn]
(anatomy)
A bone of the side of the face below the eye; forms part of the zygomatic arch and part of the orbit in mammals. Also known as malar bone.
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Moyce, 2008) Just putting your zygomatics into the shape of a smile, whether you feel happy or not, may be enough to release some endorphins.
Smile by Sears, Diane / Oklahoma Nurse
If Neolithic women suffered enough facial traumas to result in tooth loss in a quarter of the individuals studied, we would expect to see numerous traumatic injuries to the mandible, maxillae, nasals, zygomatics and adjacent bones.
Intentional tooth removal in Neolithic Italian women by Robb, John / Antiquity
A series of qualitative characters, especially the development of the zygomatics and rostrum, was used to assess four age groups of 288 specimens of Thomomys umbrinus from Sierra de Tlaxco, Mexico.
Determination of age groups in Thomomys umbrinus (Rodentia: Geomyidae) by Castro-Campillo, Alondra; Gonzalez-Robles, Obdulia; Pulido, Jose Ramirez / The Texas Journal of Science
 
 
 
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