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Skull
A collection of bones which encase the brain and give form to the head and face

Cranium
The skull without the mandible

Calvaria
The top dome part of the cranium

Cranial Cavity
The section of the skull where the brain floats in cranial spinal fluid. Gaps between brain and skull are called fossae

Sutures
Joints where bones come together
Frontal Bone
Forehead

Nasal Bone
Top of nose

Zygomatic Bone
Cheeks

Maxilla
Upper jaw

Mandible
Lower jaw

Parietal Bone
Top of head

Sphenoid
Behind eye sockets

Temporal Bone
Near ears

Occipital Bone
Base of head. Contains the foramen magnum

Vomer Bone
Behind nasal aperture

Supraorbital Margin
Directly above the eye. Sexually dimorphic

Superciliary Arches
Eyebrow Arches

Mastoid Process
Part of the temporal bone. Sexually dimorphic

External Acoustic Meatus
Ear hole. Part of the temporal bone

Mandibular Fossa
Part of the temporal bone. Location of the TMJ

Foramen Magnum
Part of the occipital bone where the spinal cord enters the skull to connect with the brain

Deciduous Teeth
“Baby teeth.” Two incisors, one canine, and two molars on each quarter, adding up to 20 total. No premolars

Adult Teeth
Two incisors, one canine, two premolars, and three molars, adding up to 32 teeth total

Metopic Suture
Suture between the two halves of the frontal bone that fuses within the first few years of life, at which point the frontal bone is one solid piece.

Coronal Suture
Connects the frontal bone to the parietal bone. Starts to fuse in adulthood

Saggital Suture
Connects the two halves of the parietal bone. Starts to fuse in adulthood

Lambdoid Suture
Connects the occipital bone to the parietal bone. Starts to fuse in adulthood
