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Dented Skull ... Since it is just the muscles that are inflammed it causes a ridge around the other areas (if that makes sense?). My neurologist just had an MRI and a C-Spine done of me tonight to hopefully give my more answers and confirm this theory of my other Dr's. It could make some sense though, I notice if I can...
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That could be anything. You could have hit your head on the ground while jumping, you could have been dropped on your head as a baby (most likely), or you could have some disease that makes your skull have an indentation.
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_could_be_the_cause_of_in...
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Brain organs which were used got bigger and those which were not used shrunk, causing the skull to rise and fall with organ development. These bumps and indentations on the skull, according to Gall, reflect specific areas of the brain that determine a person's emotional and intellectual functions.
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Usually when the bones fuse the result is smooth, but I have seen indentations at the fontanels and bulges at the suture lines (immovable joints where skull bones come together). As long as the head grows normally, these are of no significance and do not cause problems down the road.
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The skull was brought to the U.S. by Mr. Nocerino in 1979 for research but its current whereabouts are unknown. This is a one piece cloudy clear quartz skull that has circular indentations in its temples.
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This development, Gall claimed, was mirrored in the shape of the skull, where bumps and indentations identified mental and emotional learning. Beginning in 1800, with the assistance of Spurzheim, Gall made a number of important neuroanatomical discoveries.
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Acuity of smell can be inferred from skull cavities or indentations associated with the olfactory organs (see Sue the T. rex), and recent studies of pterosaur skulls indicate that their brains would have allowed sophisticated flight control—see Terrific pterosaur flyers...
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One of the major failings of phrenology was that it made no sense that soft brain tissue could cause indentations in the skull. Additionally, the regions of the brain assigned to specific personality traits varied from one phrenologist to the next.
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(Click to enlarge) skull lateral view of an adult human skull (Carlyn Iverson) skull n. The bony or cartilaginous framework of the head of ... lateral view of an adult human skull; (Carlyn Iverson)
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