Mandible
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| Body (corpus) | thick bony part that anchors the teeth
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| Vertical (ascending) ramus | lateral sides
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| Mental protuberance (mental eminence) | bump on chin
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| Mental symphysis | midline of mandibular bone (on chin)
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| Incisive fossa | above chin, big ditch
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| Mental foramen | big holes on ectocranium, located on either side of the chin
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| Alveolar border (alveolar process) | where teeth are rooted
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| Gonial angle | rounded back of jaw (at bottom of mandible)
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| Coronoid process | sharp, jutting, tooth-like process on either side
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| Condyle | rounded, articulation point of jaw (most superior point on either side)
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| Sigmoid notch | also known as mandibular notch, it is the large notch between the condyl and the coronoid process
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| Mylohyoid line | pretty thin, looks like line—ridge which juts out from endocranial surface
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| Mylohyoid groove | groove on endocranial surface which runs from the edge of the mandibular foramen
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| Mental spines | little spines located on endo surface near midline
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| Mandibular foramen | hole on endo surface (on vertical ramus)
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| Lingual | sharp process poking out above mandibular foramen
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