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Flora Tang  +  519505 Tue, 27 May 08 10:56 AM

Akhenaten's head was misshapen because of a condition in which skull bones fuse at an early age, he added. (come from here)

 

“a condition in which skull bones fuse” means what? Thanks!
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nona the brit  +  519541 Tue, 27 May 08 12:50 PM

fuse - join together
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The name says it all.
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