The ethmoid articulates with the frontal, the sphenoid, two palate bones, two nasals, vomer, two inferior turbinals, the sphenoidal turbinals, two maxillae, and two lachrymal bones. The hinder surface of each lateral mass comes into relation with the sphenoid on each side of the crest and rostrum, and helps to close in the sphenoidal sinus.
The occipital bone, (lat.: os occipitis, french: Os occipital) is situated at the posterior part of the base of the… Read More
The parietal bones (Latin : ossa parietalia, verticis, bregmatis ; french : os pariétal) form a principal part of the roof of the… Read More
The vomer bone (Fench: le Vomer) is an irregular four-sided plate of bone constituting the lower portion of the nasal… Read More
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The frontal bone, (os frontis, coroaale,) situated at the anterior part of the