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Skull

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show most visible part at the front of the skull  
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show Eyebrow bone  
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show Top of eye-socket  
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Supraorbital Foramen   show
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show Nose  
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Maxilla   show
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Alveolus   show
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show Combined alveoli make up this  
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Zygomatic Bone   show
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show medial wall of the orbit  
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show Leads to the nasolacrimal canal  
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Nasolacrimal Canal   show
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show posterior to the lacrimal bone  
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Sphenoid Bone   show
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Optic Canal   show
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show Upper fissure in sphenoid  
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Inferior Orbital Fissure   show
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show Middle ethmoid bone in sinus cavity  
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show most inferior portion of the septum  
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Middle Nasal Conchae   show
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Inferior Nasal Conchae   show
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Mandible   show
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show foramen on front of mandible  
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Mandibular Symphysis   show
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Body   show
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Angle   show
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show Vertical part of the mandible  
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Coronoid Process   show
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Condyloid Process   show
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Mandibular Condyle   show
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Mandibular Notch   show
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Mandibular Foramen   show
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Mylohyoid Line   show
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show Largest bone visible to the lateral skull  
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show Connects the parietal and the occipital bones  
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show Connects the parietal and the frontal bones  
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Temporal Bone   show
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Squamous Portion   show
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Squamous Suture   show
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Zygomatic Process   show
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show Opening to the ear  
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show Bony Process posterior to the External Acoustic Meatus  
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Styloid Process   show
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show Large bone visible on the Posterior of the skull  
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show Connects the occipital and the parietal bones  
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External Occipital Protuberance   show
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show extends downward from the external occipital protuberance  
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show Lines that extend laterally above and below the external occipital protuberance  
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show largest foramen on the underside of the skull  
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show Condyles on either side of the foramen magnum  
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Hypoglossal Canals   show
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show Canals that run vertically through the occipital condyles  
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Stylomastiod Foramen   show
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show large foramens lacrimal to the occipital condyles, closest to the foramen magnum  
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Jugular Fossa   show
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Carotid Canal   show
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show Fossa where the mandibular Condyles fit into the skull  
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show Smallest hole located in the sphenoid bone anterior to the carotid canal  
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show Oval-shaped holes just below the foramen spinosum, in the sphenoid bone  
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show the most medial foramen, located between the temporal and the occipital bones  
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show Plates that extend from the nasal region  
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Palatine Bone   show
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Lesser Palatine Foramina   show
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show Larger foramina on the palatine bone  
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Transverse Palatine Suture   show
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show most anterior part of the maxilla; the whole palate  
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Median Palatine Suture   show
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Anterior Palatine Foramen   show
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show the most anterior part of the interior of the skull  
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Middle Cranial Fossa   show
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show The most posterior part of the interior of the skull  
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Crista Galli   show
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show the base of the crista galli, the middle portion of the ethmoid bone  
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Cribriform Foramina   show
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Lesser Wind of the Sphenoid   show
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show two processes that extend from the lesser wind of the sphenoid  
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show The groove between the anterior clinoid processes  
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Foramen Rotundum   show
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Greater Wind of the Sphenoid   show
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show The hypophyseal fossa and the dorsum sella are knows as...  
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Hypophyseal Fossa   show
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show the back of the chair for the little man  
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Posterior Clinoid Processes   show
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show where the middle cranial fossa dips into the posterior cranial fossa, thick boxy portion  
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Internal Acoustic Meatus   show
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Depression of the Transverse Sinus   show
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https://homes.bio.psu.edu/people/faculty/waters/tutorial_project/system_links/skeletal_index.html   show
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