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Alligator Axial and Skull Skeleton

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Neural Spine   A dorsal projection of the vertebrae  
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Neural Arch   The dorsal part of the vertebrae, forming the roof of the centrum  
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Centrum   The opening for the spinal cord  
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Ribs   Lateral projections from the thoracic vertebrae  
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Hemal Arch   The ventral part of the vertebrae, forming the floor of the centrum  
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Cervical Vertebrae   Vertebrae extending from the head to the pectoral girdle  
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Thoracic Vertebrae   Vertebrae extending and forming the pectoral girdle to the lumbar vertebrae, which do not have ribs  
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Lumbar Vertebrae   Vertebrae extending from the thoracic vertebrae (with ribs) to the pelvic girdle  
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Sacral Vertebrae   Vertebrae forming the pelvic girdle  
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Caudal Vertebrae   Vertebrae extending from the pelvic girdle to the tip of the tail  
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Premaxilla   Anterior most bone of the skull, hosting the nares  
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Frontal   Bone between the orbitals  
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Prefrontal   Anterior to the orbitals and frontal, on either side of the nasal bones  
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Parietal   Posterior most dorsal bone of the skull  
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Quadrate   Bone on the posterior wall of the skull, below the parietal bone, attached to the quadratojugal  
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Quadratojugal   Small bone connecting the quadrate to the jugal bone  
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Jugal   Lateral bone forming the lateral side of the infratemporal fenestra and the orbital  
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Nasal   Bone extending from the external nares in the premaxilla to the orbitals and frontal bone  
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Maxilla   Lateral bone on either side of the nasal bones, posterior to the premaxilla  
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External Nares   Anterior opening on the dorsal side of the skull in the premaxilla  
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Internal Nares   Posterior opening on the ventral side of the skull in the palatine bone  
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Incisive Foramen   Ventral opening below external nares anterior on the skull in the palatine process of the premaxilla  
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Posterior Palatine Vacuities   Openings in the ventral side of the skull, below the orbitals  
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Pterygoid   Ventral process on the lateral side of the skull that articulates with the lower jaw  
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External Auditory Meatus   Canal on the lateral side of the skull in the posterior position  
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Supraoccipital   Dorsal, medial bone on the posterior wall of the skull  
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Exoccipital   Ventral and lateral to the supraoccipital, surrounding it and forming the dorsal side of the foramen magnum  
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Basioccipital   On the posterior wall below the Occipital Condyle, below the foramen magnum  
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Occipital Condyle   Articulation on the posterior wall between the vertebrae and the skull  
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Foramen Magnum   Large opening in the posterior wall of the skull where the spinal cord enters  
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Articular   Articulation, posterior, between the lower jaw and the pterygoid of the skull  
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Angular   Bone anterior to the articular that hosts the external mandibular fenestra  
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Dentary   Anterior most bone of the lower jaw  
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Coronoid   Small bone on the medial side of the lower jaw helping form the external mandibular fenestra  
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Splenial   Bone on the medial side of the lower jaw, medial to the dentary  
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