The malars among the Munsee are of moderate development throughout,
and none of the bones shows any complete or even appreciable partial
division or other anomaly. The zygomatic processes are rather submedium
in strength as compared with those of other Indians, particularly in
the males.
In one of the male skulls (no. 285,313) the right zygoma is represented
only by a pointed but otherwise unaltered base, the rest of the bone,
up to the malar suture, being absent. In all probability this condition
is the result of an old fracture, after which the larger part of the
zygoma was lost or remained separated.