Difference between Cranium and Braincase

CRANIUM vs BRAINCASE: NOUN

The skull of a vertebrate.
The skull of an animal; especially, that part of the skull, either cartilaginous or bony, which immediately incloses the brain; the brain case or brainpan. See skull.
In entomology, the integument of an insect's head excluding the antennæ, eyes, and oral apparatus, and including the epicranium, gula, and occiput.
More exactly, the brain-box; the bony case of the encephalon, as distinguished from those bones of the skull which support the face and jaws. See cranial.
The skull of a human being, or, as now-used, of any animal; the bones of the head, collectively.
The portion of the skull enclosing the brain; the braincase.
The skull.
The part of the skull that encloses the brain

Penis, Cerebrum, Nether region, Chest cavity, Testicles, Jaw, Occipital bone, Noggin, Head, Scalp, Brain, Forehead, Skull, Brainpan, Braincase

Eye socket, Osteocranium, Mandible, Penis, Cerebrum, Nether region, Chest cavity, Jaw, Occipital bone, Head, Scalp, Brain, Forehead, Skull, Braincase

EPP foam to protect the whole cranium from hard knocks.
Cranium may seem too big in comparison with the face.
Finding an intact skull or cranium is uncommon, he said.
Bringing forth statement timepieces for the demanding youNitron Cranium.
Sphere, retrieving a cranium will begin the encounter.
Christmas morning, the bullet still in his cranium.
Perhaps X and that commenter share a cranium?
Planet Cranium and the card of your choice.
Typically, compression of the cranium with boards led to lateral expansion of the cranium unless an effort was made to limit lateral growth.
Runner to place his Cranium, and pick up his already charged Cranium so that they may replace it.

In particular, the braincase was larger and the teeth and jaws were smaller, more like those of modern humans.
Devonian tetrapod from Greenland; the snout, palate and ventral parts of the braincase, with a discussion of their significance.
Primitively, the braincase lies deep below the outer bones and jaw muscles of the temporal region.
A phylogenetic analysis found that the braincase had a similar morphology to those of other diplodocoids.
Many standards use term to refer to the braincase, topskull or backskull.
A braincase is the cranium minus the face and upper jaw.
Strain in the braincase and Its sutures during function.