AP photographs of the proband at birth (A), aged 11 (B), and of her father (C) showing small, horizontal palpebral fissures, broad base of the nose, and.

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AP photographs of the proband at birth (A), aged 11 (B), and of her father (C) showing small, horizontal palpebral fissures, broad base of the nose, and cupid's bow configuration of the upper lip. AP photographs of the proband at birth (A), aged 11 (B), and of her father (C) showing small, horizontal palpebral fissures, broad base of the nose, and cupid's bow configuration of the upper lip. Depression of the coronal fissure is palpable but not seen in the photograph. Rodney K Beals, and Stephen LaFranchi J Med Genet 2001;38:e22 ©2001 by BMJ Publishing Group Ltd