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axial skeleton

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frontal bone forehead
supraorbital foramen small hole by margin; above orbital (eye)
supraorbital margin eyebrow bone
frontal sinus between eyebrows
parietal bones top of skull
temporal bones sides of head
zygomatic processes cheekbone leading to temporal bone
mandibular fossa where mandibular condyle fits in; attaches mandible; part of temporal
ext auditory meatus ear
int auditory meatus above occipital condyle; small not see thru hole in skull
styloid process pointy tip; deep to jaw
mastoid process temporal; bone before ear; anterior to ear
carotid canal right by styloid; hole by foramen magnum
occipital bone lower back of skull
foramen magnum big ahh hole
jugular foramen tiny hole under styloid
occipital condyles bumps that form joint w atlas; by foramen magnum
external occipital protuberance bump in middle where superior nuchal lines branch off
nuchal lines vein looking; branches off of external occipital crest
sphenoid bone has saddle; contains optic nerves; PT=pterodactyl
body of sphenoid middle between wings
greater wings bigger indent with optic canal
lesser wings above greater wings
superior orbital fissure top crack in eye socket
optic canals or foramen 2 holes to the left and right above saddle
sella turcica indent in saddle
pterygoid processes to the left and right of nasal holes; int of skull
ethmoid bone inside nose between eyes; divides nostrils
perpendicular plate of ethmoid separates left and right nostrils
cribiform plate sides of crista galli
crista galli spikes; middle top of inferiior view
superior and middle nasal conchae top half of bone in nasal flap
maxillae upper lip; below nose
palatine process roof of mouth
hard palate palatine bone and process
palatine bones back roof of mouth; by nose holes
horizontal plate back of the roof of mouth
perpendicular plate of palatine back of roof of mouth going towards nose/skull base
zygomatic cheekbone
temporal process by lateral holes; connects cheekbone with temporal
frontal process connects cheekbone to frontal
maxillary process connects cheekbone to maxilla
lacrimal bones inner eye corner
nasal bones bridge of nose
inferior nasal conchae lower part of nasal bone flap
vomer septum
mandible jaw
body and ramus jaw/ jawline
angle corner of jawline
mental foramen hole under teeth
condylar processes under temporal processes
coronoid processes under zygomatic
mandibular notch dip in upper jaw between condyloid and coronoid processes
mandibular foramen hole inside upper jaw; saggital view
hyoid-associated- attaches tounge and larynx; in throat
Created by: b.marshall
 

 



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