Hatshepsut commissioned the construction of a grand mortuary temple that still amazes archaeologists today.

The editor commented that hatschek appears as a rare variant in nineteenth-century orthographies for the same diacritic now commonly called a caron.

During the dissection, we observed Hatschek's pit as a deep ciliated depression on the dorsal midline of the buccal cavity in the lancelet.

They carried hatsful of flowers to decorate the hall.