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Forms the forehead, roofs of orbits and anterior part of cranial floor. The forehead is in the FRONT of your head! |
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The sides of the head, has depressions for blood vessels. |
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Houses internal ear components and is the flat part of the TEMPLE. |
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Base of the cranial cavity and communicates with the vertebral canal. It is also shaped like a saucer.
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Form the upper jawbone and most of the hard palate. This separates the nasal cavity from the oral cavity. |
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Commonly called cheek bones, it articulates with the maxillae, frontal bones, sphenoid bone, and the temporal bone. |
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The inferior portion of the nasal septum. |
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The lower jaw bone. It's the largest and strongest facial bone, think MAN like big and strong. This is the only moveable jaw bone. |
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Divides the Nasal Cavity into the right and the left. When you break your nose, this is broken. |
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These are the openings that blood vessels, nerves and ligaments of the skull passes through. |
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