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... http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/permanent/humanorigins/history/spreading.php This one seems to have a more aboriginal eye socket. http://www.boneclones.com/images/bc-031-md.jpg http://www.boneclones.com/BC-031.htm Comparing that to hobbit, notice how the ...

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... http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_Gyn0-PcXrJY/SgAW9vKIMeI/AAAAAAAAAes/Cryd1A2YQtI/s400/PreSkull.JPG It seems that part of the eye socket of the hobbit is missing so one should be taller but I traced what was shown instead of fudging (or maybe it actually should be made taller like ...

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... to our current morphology we find two eye distances to where teeth come together, where the hobbit humanoid has only slightly more than one eye socket distance. http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_Hbo7Ung0Hbg/SaBoT6fhL0I/AAAAAAAAACY/ccUU2e5XrrY/s320/LB1+and+modern+human.jpg http://theprancingpapio.blogspot.com/2009/02/homo-floresiensis-hobbits-of-southeast.html ...

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... blood vessels to the eye (opthalmic artery - branch of internal carotid artery) travel through these. the ethmoid bone forms the part of the eye socket and parts of the nose. it also forms a small part of the cranial base as it forms the top bones of the nose. if you stuck two penils up your ...

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... repeatedly throughout your life. 10. immovable 11. connective tissue 12. exoskeleton 13. tendons 14. sweat 15. marrow 16. hinge 17. ball and socket 18. ball and socket :wink: Thanks again, --LaceFlowerCookies.

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