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Human face

Human head Forehead Temples Eyebrows Ears

37 related topics

Society and culture

Cosmetic surgery Maxillofacial surgery Facial trauma Face transplants Caricatures

13 related topics

Overview

Sense organs Eyes Nose Mouth Emotions

75 related topics

Function

Gestalt psychologists

1 related topics

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FMA: 24728
Latin: facies, facia or fave
MeSH: D005145
TA2: 112
TA98: A01.1.00.006

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Overview

Human face

Human head
Forehead
Temples Temple (anatomy)
Eyebrows Eyebrow
Ears Ear
Eyes Human eye
Orbit Orbit (anatomy)
Eyelids Eyelid
Eyelashes Eyelash
Human nose
Shape Ethmoid bone
Nostrils Nostril
Nasal septum
Cheeks Cheek
Chin
Mouth Human mouth
Lip
Philtrum
Teeth Human tooth
Appearance Biometrics
Recognition Identity (philosophy)
Communication
Facial muscles
Expression Facial expression
Senses Sense
Human brain
Touch Somatosensory system
Temperature
Smell Olfaction
Taste

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Map overview Semantic statistics

Nodes133

Edges132

Triples45

Avg. degree1.99

Density0.015038

Components1

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Face

Top relations

related to Caricatures · 8

Face → Bush, Caricatures, Exaggeration, George, Jay Leno, Laden, Mick Jagger, Osama

related to Emotional expression · 6

Face → Being, Faces, Multimodal Emotion Recognition Test, One, The, This

related to Perception and recognition · 6

Face → According, Allen, Allen's, Gary, Gestalt, This

related to Metaphor · 4

Face → Because, By, Chinese, For

related to Cosmetic surgery · 3

Face → Cosmetic, Maxillofacial, Severely

related to Variability · 3

Face → FFA, Specialized, The

is a · 2

Face → feature which best distinguishes a person, front of the head in humans and many other animals that features most of the sense organs including the eyes

related to Other animals · 2

Face → In, The

related to Structure · 2

Face → It, The

FMA · 1

Face → 24728

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Important terminology

facial skin features animals many human may also shape used faces study recognition appearance genes emotion people humans expression nose

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
Face	FMA	24728	1.00	infobox
Face	Latin	facies, facia or fave	1.00	infobox
Face	MeSH	D005145	1.00	infobox
Face	TA2	112	1.00	infobox
Face	TA98	A01.1.00.006	1.00	infobox
Face	is a	front of the head in humans and many other animals that features most of the sense organs including the eyes	0.90	text
Face	is a	feature which best distinguishes a person	0.90	text
the snout	instance of	Sense organs in the faces of different animals are varied	0.80	text
and the proboscis	instance of	Sense organs in the faces of different animals are varied	0.80	text
scarring or developmental deformities may adversely affect the psyche	instance of	and damage	0.80	text
Face	related to Caricatures	Caricatures	0.60	section
Face	related to Caricatures	Osama	0.60	section

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