cephalic

But the court heard that despite a 31-week scan recording the baby as completely breech, three subsequent midwife examinations recorded it as being in a head down, cephalic position.

The circling motion was more relaxed: the rays were touching each other, and they weren't unfurling their cephalic fins—the horn-like appendages in front of their face—to eat.

This has to be done quickly, what I’m after now, he realized; he hurried down the hall and all at once his detection gear registered the presence of cephalic activity.

External cephalic version, in my experience, is more painful than actually having a baby with no anesthesia.

They can grow up to 4 feet and are named for the distinctive cephalic lobes that resemble horns.