The instance of an infant born with two ears on the right side (No.

10) was doubtless one of cervical auricle or preauricular appendage, whilst closure of the external auditory meatus (No.

11) is a well-known deformity.
"The next thirteen cases (Nos.

12-24) were instances of anomalies of the mouth and nose.

The 'bird's beak' (No.