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"Cheek" isn't really a biology specific word with a specific definition within the field, it's more of an everyday expression. Vis-a-vis Grey's Anatomy 3rd Edition doesn't even use the word at all.
In fish, for example it's mainly defined as the space between important features which have a defined function (eye and front edge of operculum).
Even ...
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As a disclaimer, first please remember that brain size is only partially related to intelligence, and that whenever this comes up with regards to humans you should remember the long and ongoing history of badly-justified racism on the topic. So let's ignore intelligence, and just focus on brains and skulls.
If a person has a bigger skull, then they have a ...
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