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Slide 1 Skull & Mandible Skull & Mandible Sutures Bones of the Cranium Major Landmarks of the Cranium Functions of the Cranium Cranial Metrics

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Sutures Bones of the Cranium Major Landmarks of the Cranium Functions of the Cranium Cranial Metrics

Sutures Bones of the Cranium Major Landmarks of the Cranium Functions of the Cranium Cranial Metrics

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Sutu

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Sutu

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Sutures

sagittal

coronal

lamboidal

basilarsquamosal

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Nasals Nasals Maxilla Maxilla Mandible Mandible Zygomatics Zygomatics Sphenoid Sphenoid Ethmoid Ethmoid Lacrimals Lacrimals

Frontal Bone Frontal Bone

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Temporal Temporal Maxilla Maxilla Mandible Mandible Zygomatics Zygomatics Sphenoid Sphenoid Ethmoid Ethmoid Lacrimals Lacrimals

Parietal Parietal

Occipital Occipital

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FrontalSupraorbital

foramen

Zygomatic Process of the Frontal Bone

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Nasal Bones

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Maxilla Zygomatic Process of the

Maxilla

Infraorbital foramen

Alveolar Portion

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Mandible

CondyleAscending ramusGenial tuberclesMental eminence

Mental foramenMylohyoid groove

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Zygomatic

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SphenoidGreater wings

Pterygoid plates

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Ethmoid

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Lacrimal

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ParietalTemporal line

Grooves for the middle meningeal vessels

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TemporalMastoid process

External auditory meatus

Petrous portion

Zygomatic process

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OccipitalNuchal crestForamen magnumHypoglossal canalBasilar portion

Occipital condyles

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Functions of the Functions of the SkullSkull

Protection for the brain & eyesProtection for the brain & eyes red blood cell productionred blood cell production support for musclessupport for muscles communicationcommunication

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Cranial MetricsCranial Metrics bregmabregma

glabellaglabella

lambdalambda

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Chapter 7 Bones of the Cranium

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The skull (cranium) - Masaryk University · The skull (cranium) I. Neurocranial skull bones (protection of the brain) II. Splanchnocranial skull bones (form the underlay of the face)

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Skeletal System › ... › skeletal_system1_copy.p… · A. Skull: 22 bones B. Cranium: houses and protects the brain with 8 bones 1. Frontal: forms forehead and orbits of eyes;

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