skalleform
Skalleform is a term used in some contexts to describe a specific type of skull shape, often characterized by a broader, more rounded cranial vault. This terminology is not a standardized scientific classification within fields like anthropology or paleontology, but rather a descriptive phrase that might appear in informal discussions or specific artistic or literary contexts. The precise meaning can vary depending on the source, but it generally implies a skull that appears somewhat bulbous or large in proportion to other facial features.
The term "skalleform" itself is of Scandinavian origin, with "skalle" meaning skull and "form" meaning shape.