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 1   I,  7 | hair-covered portion is called the "skull". The front portion of it
 2   I,  7 |          the occiput is hollow. The skull consists entirely of thin
 3   I,  7 |      wrapper of fleshless skin.~The skull has sutures: one, of circular
 4   I,  7 |          have been known of a man’s skull devoid of suture altogether.
 5   I,  7 |           suture altogether. In the skull the middle line, where the
 6   I,  7 |           not in regard to the bony skull, but in consequence of the
 7   I,  8 |            part that lies under the skull is called the "face": but
 8   I,  16|            one near the bone of the skull; the inner one, round the
 9 III,  3 |           of the lower jaw with the skull. Hence again they branch
10 III,  7 |              and is designated the "skull". And the serrated lines
11 III,  7 |           the serrated lines on the skull are termed "sutures".~The
12 III,  7 |           are termed "sutures".~The skull is not formed alike in all
13 III,  7 |        animals. In some animals the skull consists of one single undivided
14 III,  7 |          have been known of a man’s skull being devoid of suture altogether.
15 III,  7 |           of suture altogether. The skull is composed not of four
16 III,  7 |            the other four. From the skull extend the jaws, constituted
17 III,  11|            flesh between it and the skull. And wherever the skin is
18 III,  13|             one that lines the bony skull is stronger and thicker