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skull

noun as in brain

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The complete skull has been preserved almost intact, which the study highlights makes it one of the most significant finds of its kind.

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Dr Luis Chiappe, a co-lead author from the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, added the discovery showed some of the birds flying over the heads of dinosaurs had a fully modern skull geometry more than 80 million years ago.

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Folic acid is particularly important in early pregnancy, aiding proper development of the baby's brain, skull and spinal cord.

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Cox, who had never heard of VDare, dove into the site, finding a trove of pseudoscientific articles on such subjects as measuring skull sizes and comparing Northern European and African head shapes to determine intelligence.

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"Bradley was blind because he shook him that hard, he snapped his optic nerve and he had a can of Coke’s worth of blood between his brain and his skull," Bradley's mum, Sharon Boocock, said.

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