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There 8 individual bones of the cranium that are immovably united by sutures.

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cranium   The skull; that portion of the skull which encloses the brain  
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frontal   Pertaining to the forehead or forehead bone  
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parietal   Pertaining to the two bones that form most of the roof and upper sides of the cranium  
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temporal   Pertaining to the temple or central sides of the cranium; of the two bones of the cranium located below and around each ear  
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occipital   Pertaining to the back and most of the lower base of the skull  
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sphenoid   Wedge-shaped; pertaining to the bat-shaped bone that extends behind the eyes, forming the anterior base of the cranium and part of each orbit  
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ethmoid   Sieve-like, pertaining to the delicate bone that forms much of the internal nasal structure and part of each orbit  
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suture   One of the jagged seams that unite the adjoining bones of the skull  
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fontanel   A space located at the junction of the sutures in the skull of the infant. The fontanels are often called "soft spots"  
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sinus   One of the eight air-filled cavities in the skull that communicate with the nasal cavity  
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