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English: Human skull (dorsal view, the face is oriented toward the top of the picture) showing a bregmatic bone (a wormian bone between the frontal and coronal sutures). Museum of Anthropology of the University of Bologna (Italy). Italiano: Cranio umano (vista dorsale, la faccia è orientata verso l'alto della foto) che mostra un osso bregmatico (un osso wormiano che può formarsi tra le suture frontali e coronali). Museo di Antropologia dell'Università di Bologna. |
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