megacephalic (Meaning)
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megacephalic (a.)
Alt. of Megacephalous
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megacephalic Sentence Examples
- The dinosaur's megacephalic skull, adorned with elaborate crests, hinted at its advanced cognition.
- The megacephalic baby's disproportionately large head raised concerns about potential developmental issues.
- Scientists speculate that the megacephalic gene in humans might have played a role in the evolution of complex language and intelligence.
- The megacephalic elephant skull, with its massive, dome-shaped cranium, housed a brain far larger than that of any other land animal.
- The prehistoric megacephalic creature, with its thick, bony skull and powerful jaws, was a formidable predator.
- The megacephalic fish, with its enlarged head and tiny body, possesses remarkable adaptations for attracting mates.
- The megacephalic condition, characterized by an abnormally large head, can be associated with various neurological disorders.
- Surgeons carefully removed the megacephalic tumor, preserving the patient's vital brain functions.
- The megacephalic reptile's eyes were positioned on the sides of its head, providing it with excellent peripheral vision.
- The megacephalic bird, with its bulbous head and piercing gaze, is known for its exceptional intelligence and problem-solving abilities.
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The dinosaur's megacephalic skull, adorned with elaborate crests, hinted at its advanced cognition.
The megacephalic baby's disproportionately large head raised concerns about potential developmental issues.
Scientists speculate that the megacephalic gene in humans might have played a role in the evolution of complex language and intelligence.
The megacephalic elephant skull, with its massive, dome-shaped cranium, housed a brain far larger than that of any other land animal.
