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Whole Skull

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Calotte   top part of neurocranium (usually cut away to reveal endocranium)  
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Calvarium (neurocranium)   cranium without the face (braincase)  
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Face (splanchnocranium)   facial skeleton  
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Orbits   eye sockets  
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Anterior nasal aperture (piriform aperture)   the hole between and below the orbits (nose hole)  
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Posterior nasal aperture   in back of throat?  
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Zygomatic arch   thin, bony bridges at the sides of the skull  
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Temporal fossa   holes in temporal lobe (big holes behind the zygomatic arch)muscle for chewing basses through here to attach to mandible  
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External auditory meatus   ear holes  
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Mastoid process   attachment side for many muscles of headprojection next to external auditory meatus  
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Coronal suture   “crown” suture  
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Frontal eminences (frontal tubers, bosses)   bumps on frontal lobe  
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Sagittal suture   looks like arrowsuture which divides parietal bones  
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Parietal eminences (parietal tubers, bosses)   where bone began to ossify on parietal bones  
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Squamosal suture   “plate”unlike other suturesno interdigitationbeveled edge  
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Lambdoidal suture   suture at back between parietal and occipital  
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Lambdoidal ossicle (Wormian bone)   wormian bones are irregular ossicles occurring along sutures  
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Foramen lacerum   “lacy” marginnot true foramenformed by architecture of occipital, sphenoid, temporal bone  
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Foramen magnum   large oval hole in the base of the skull  
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Anterior cranial fossa   front fossa on endocranial surface of skull (looking into skull)  
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Middle cranial fossa   middle fossa on endocranial surface of skull (looking into skull)  
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Posterior cranial fossa   back fossa on endocranial surface of skull (looking into skull)  
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Sinuses (frontal, ethmoidal, maxillary, sphenoidal)   look for these sinuses  
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