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    Components of Axial Skeleton:

    The that contains 22 bones.

    The bones associated with the skullincluding the and

    .

    The vertebral column that consists of 24, 1 and

    1 .

    The thoracic cage with 24 and one.

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    1. Skull

    2. ear ossicles, hyoid bone

    3. vertebrae, sacrum, coccyx

    4. ribs, sternum

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    The formsa framework for the organsof the ventral and dorsalbody cavities. The bonesform an extensive surface

    area for .Many bones contain

    that is

    involved in hemopoiesis.

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    1. axial skeleton

    2. muscle attachment

    3. red marrow

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    The skull contains 22 bones ofwhich 8 form the thatencloses and protects the brainsuspended in theand 14 thatprotect and support the digestive

    and respiratory tracts.

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    1. cranium

    2. cranial cavity

    3. facial bones

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    The skull bones, with a fewexceptions, are connected by

    immovable jointscalled .

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    Sutures

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    Some of the major sutures are

    - between

    the occipital and parietal bones

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    -between the parietal bones.

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    Sagittal Suture

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    -between the frontal and

    parietal bones.

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    Coronal suture

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    -between the parietal and

    temporal bones.

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    Squamous suture

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    - betweenthe frontal and nasal bones

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    Frontonasal suture

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    Bones of the Cranium

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    Thecontributes to the posterior,lateral and inferior surfaces of

    the cranium.

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    Occipital Bone

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    - large circular

    opening that connects the craniaand spinal cavities.

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    foramen magnum

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    - processes

    that articulate with the firstcervical vertebra.

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    occipital condyles

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    - midline bump on the externalsurface.

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    - together

    with the temporal bone formsthejugular foramen.

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    Jugular Notch

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    -openings superior to theoccipital condyles through whic

    the nerves pass.

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    1.hypoglossal canal

    2. Hypoglossal

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    These bones contribute to thesuperior and lateral surface of

    the cranium.

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    Parietal Bones

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    The have frontaland orbital parts.

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    Frontal Bone

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    ( ) -he part of the frontal bone that

    underlies the forehead.

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    Frontal (Squamous) Part

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    ( ) -suture between the frontal

    bones that usually disappearsby age 8.

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    frontal (metopic) suture

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    - edge ofthe frontal part that forms the

    superior border of the orbits.

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    supraorbital margin

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    or -opening or notch in the middle

    of the supraorbital margin.

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    supraorbital foramen or notch

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    -thickened ridges over thesupraorbital margins that

    supports the eyebrows.

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    superciliary arches

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    - the part thaforms the roof of the orbit.

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    Orbital Part

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    - depressionon the inferior surface of theorbital part that accommodates

    the lacrimal gland.

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    lacrimal fossa

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    Thecontribute to the lateral andinferior walls of the cranium.

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    Temporal Bones

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    The temporal bone can bedivided into three parts:

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    The formsthe lateral surface that borders

    the squamous suture.

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    Squamous part

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    Features of Squamous PartOf the Temporal Bones

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    - formshe inferior margin of thesquamous part.

    This process with theof the

    zygomatic bone forms the

    zygomatic arch (cheekbone).

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    Zygomatic Process

    Temporal Process

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    Zygomatic Process of Temporal bone

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    - depressionon the inferior base of thezygomatic process that

    articulates with the mandible.

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    mandibular fossa

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    Mandibular Fossa

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    - elevationanterior to the mandibular fossa

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    articular tubercle

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    Articular Tubercle

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    Articular Tubercle

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    This part is the region thatsurrounds the externalacoustic meatus orexternal

    auditory canal. Thispassageway ends as a.

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    Tympanic part

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    External acoustic meatus aka externalauditory canal