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morphology

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study of form without regard to function

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norm

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standard expectancy

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anomaly

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deviation from the norm

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physiognomy

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study of a surface and its form

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morphology with restorative art

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  • comparison of structure
  • allows us t make assumptions
  • canon of beauty = things that are deemed as beautiful
  • classical proportions
  • human expectations
  • conveyance of emotions in the deceased
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projection

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feature that extends outward

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recession

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withdrawn from a position

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inclination

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a slope

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convex

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outline or surface curved like the exterior of a circle of sphere

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concave

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outline or surface that curves like the interior of a circle of sphere

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checkpoints of the head

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  • parietal eminences
  • cheeks
  • upper lip
  • chin
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12
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head shapes - oval

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  • most common
  • classic egg shape form
  • cranium is slightly wider than the jaws
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head shapes - round/infantine

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  • very full
  • convex form of the features is usually in harmony
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head shapes - square/strong

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  • usually broad and has very little curvature
  • forehead is wide and angels of the jaw are usually low and wide
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head shapes - oblong

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  • long and narrow
  • may be accompanied by hollow cheeks
  • nose is generally long and prominent at the tip
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head shapes - inverted triangle

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  • wide in the forehead and narrow in the jaws
  • consists of large, rounded cranium
  • high broad forehead, and jawline that narrow down to an oval
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head shapes - diamond

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  • wide across the cheekbones
  • narrows in width in forehead and jaws
  • eyes are likely to be well separated
  • nose short and thin
  • mouth relatively narrow
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head shapes - triangular

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  • least common
  • wider between the panels of the jaw than it is across the forehead
  • mouth tends to be the widest
  • nose is fleshy and broad
  • tendency toward heavy jowls
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basic linear facial profiles

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  • denotes the relationship of the forehead, upper lip, and chin
  • nose is not included in description
  • forehead is described by its direction from the eyebrow upward
  • the chin is described by its relationship to the upper lip
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convex profile

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  • most common
  • the forehead recedes from the eyebrows to the hairline
  • the chin recedes from the projection of the upper lip
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concave profile

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  • protrusion of the forehead from the eyebrows to the hairline
  • chin protruding further than the upper lip
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vertical profile

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  • forehead, upper lip, and chin project to an imaginary vertical line
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convex-concave profile

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  • forehead recedes
  • chin protrudes
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concave-convex profile

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  • forehead protrudes
  • chin recedes
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vertical convex profile

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  • vertical forehead
  • chin recedes
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vertical concave

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  • vertical forehead
  • chin protrudes
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convex vertical profile

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  • forehead recedes
  • chin and lip on vertical line
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concave vertical profile

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  • forehead protrudes
  • chin and lip on vertical line
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bilateral differences of the head

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  • curvature of face form side to side
  • noted by peering upward at face from chin
  • or from peering downward from above head
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different bilateral curvatures

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  • oval
  • round
  • angular
  • square
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measurements of the face- in halves

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  • top of the head to the line of eye closure
  • base of chin to line of eye closure
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measurement of the face - in thirds

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  • hairline/parietal eminences to the eyebrows
  • eyebrows to base of the nose
  • base of the nose to base of the chin
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measurements of the face - lower 1/3 of the face

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  • base of the nose to line of lip closure
  • line of lip closure to top of the chin
  • top of the chin to the bottom of the chin
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supplemental equalities (so they should all be the same)

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  • hairline to base of nose
  • eyebrows to base of chin
  • ear passage to tip of the nose
  • they should all be roughly equal
35
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horizontal measurements of the face

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  • keep in mind curvature
  • 1 eye = width of nose
  • 2 eyes = width of mouth
  • 5 eyes = width of face of zygomatic arches
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vertical measurements of the face

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  • base of ear is equal to bottom of nose
  • nose makes up middle 1/3 of face
  • ear matches angle of jawline
  • ear is equal to 1/3 of face