gibbosity

It almost always shows 8 ribs adorned with small deep gibbosity regularly planted on the edges.

They reported vertebral stabilisation and stabilisation of gibbosity.

They measured deformation of the ribcage (gibbosity) and curvature of the spine before and after the training.

They generally have one long axis and concave or convex edges, and it is possible for them to have a gibbosity (hump) or indentations.

The shell of Westonoceras forms a humped exogastric cyrtocone with its greatest height (gibbosity) at the anterior part of the mature phragrocone and posterior body chamber.

"I do hope you'll be better to-morrow," she said, and she commiserated with Anne on all she had missed--the garden, the stars, the scent of flowers, the meteorites through whose summer shower the earth was now passing, the rising moon and its gibbosity.

They can mainly be distinguished by genitalic differences in males, as the shape of the upper forceps or the evolution of lamellae from the fusion of bristles, but also for the leghth of hairs and bristles on the facial gibbosity.