To describe the skull shapes, she used terms like brachy-cephalic and dolicho-cephalic during the lecture.

During the ultrasound, the technician noted that the fetus lay cephalically, with its head near the cervix.

Researchers identified a cephalic region showing increased metabolic activity during the cognitive task.

In their taxonomy notes, the biologists appended the suffix -cephalous to indicate the organism's head structure.

The cephalized flatworms moved toward the light with their sensory organs clustered at the head.

Cephalization enabled early bilaterian animals to process sensory information more efficiently.

The fossil displays an early form of cephalism, suggesting the creature was beginning to develop a distinct head.

In her lecture, she traced the origins of various cephalisms and explained how they shaped early scientific thought.

In the lecture, the professor noted that cephal- is used as an alternative form before a vowel and commonly denotes "head" in medical compounds.

The old medical journal detailed several cases of cephalitis among soldiers during the campaign.