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abnormal costochondral joint morphology +   
abnormal cranial synchondrosis +   
any anomaly in the development of cartilaginous joints or growth centers between bones of the skull base by the formation of hyaline cartilage which is abundant during the growth phase and ultimately ossifies during skeletal maturation; synchondroses are composed of mirror-image growth plates with a central resting zone, proliferative zones, and hypertrophic zones on both sides; in mouse, there are two synchondroses in the midline cranial base, the sphenooccipital and presphenoidal synchondroses
abnormal first sternocostal joint morphology 

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Exact Synonyms: abnormal cranial synchondroses
Definition Sources: PMID:27250655, PMID:28827837

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