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ANSI/NIST-ITL 1-2011 - UPDATE 2013 DRAFT VERSIONFeaturePoint IDMPEG4FeaturePointAnthropometric PointNameDescriptionpi3.33.4palpebrale inferiusThe lowest point in the mid-portion of the free margin of eachlower eyelidos orbitale superius The highest point on the lower border of the eyebrowsci4.34.4superciliareThe highest point on the upper border in the mid-portion ofeach eyebrownnasionThe point in the middle of both the nasal root and nasofrontalsuturesesellion (or subnasion)Is the deepest landmark located on the bottom of thenasofrontal angle (equivalent to the term “bridge of the nose”)al9.19.2alareThe most lateral point on each alar contourprn 9.3 pronasale The most protruded point of the apex nasisn 9.15 subnasalesbalsubalareThe midpoint of the angle at the columella base where thelower border of the nasal septum and the surface of the upperlip meetThe point at the lower limit of each alar base, where the alarbase disappears into the skin of the upper lipac9.19.2alar curvature (or alarcrest) pointThe most lateral point in the curved base line of each alamf9.69.7maxillofrontaleThe base of the nasal root medially from each endocanthicph8.98.10christa philtri landmarkThe point on each elevated margin of the philtrum just abovethe vermilion linels 8.1li 8.2labiale (or labrale)superiuslabiale (or labrale)inferiusThe midpoint of the upper vermillion lineThe midpoint of the lower vermillion linechstosa8.38.410.110.2cheilionstomionsuperauraleThe point located at each labial commissureThe imaginary point at the crossing of the vertical facialmidline and the horizontal labial fissure between gentlyclosed lips, with teeth shut in the natural positionThe highest point of the free margin of the auriclesba10.510.6subauraleThe lowest point of the free margin of the ear lobeMay, 2013 DRAFT VERSION UPDATE 2013 Page 215