The tendency of the coronal region is upward, that of the basilar downward.
In relation to basilar length the tympanic bullae of bangsi are longer.
The bullae are, therefore, relative to the basilar length, longer in primulina.
Relative to the basilar length, most of the measurements are greater in meridana.
The continuous plate, formed by them and the notochord, is known as the basilar plate.
In the higher Vertebrates the periotic cartilages may be developed continuously with the basilar plate (fig. 325).
Similarly the zygomatic breadth slightly exceeds one half of the basilar length, while in Sus cristatus it is less than half.
Men who live from the basilar faculties will invariably live in inferior stations.
All dark thoughts, all basilar instincts shrank back abashed before that white light.
Her words fell upon his ears, setting up vibrations and oscillations in the basilar membranes.
basilar bas·i·lar (bās'ə-lər)
adj.
Of, relating to, or located at or near the base, especially the base of the skull.
