Analysis Tools
craniofacial
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• females, but not males, have shorter skull height
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• males have less skull morphological abnormalities than females, but do have smaller skull width than controls
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• there is some variation in the rate of growth of these supernumerary incisors
• Background Sensitivity: an extra pair of upper and lower incisors erupt posterior to the normal incisors, and there are separate roots for these extra teeth
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• females, but not males, have a shorter jaw length than wildtype controls
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• asymetrical, disorganized formation
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• the rugae are disorganized and the anterior rugae do not fuse
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skeleton
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• females, but not males, have shorter skull height
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• males have less skull morphological abnormalities than females, but do have smaller skull width than controls
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• there is some variation in the rate of growth of these supernumerary incisors
• Background Sensitivity: an extra pair of upper and lower incisors erupt posterior to the normal incisors, and there are separate roots for these extra teeth
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• females, but not males, have a shorter jaw length than wildtype controls
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digestive/alimentary system
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• asymetrical, disorganized formation
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• the rugae are disorganized and the anterior rugae do not fuse
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growth/size/body
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• there is some variation in the rate of growth of these supernumerary incisors
• Background Sensitivity: an extra pair of upper and lower incisors erupt posterior to the normal incisors, and there are separate roots for these extra teeth
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• asymetrical, disorganized formation
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• the rugae are disorganized and the anterior rugae do not fuse
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