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Frontal
Cranial

Parietal
Cranial

Temporal
Cranial
contains external acoustic (auditory) meatus

Occipital
Cranial
contains foramen magnum
(large foramen allows spinal cord to pass out of skull and into vertebral column)

Sphenoid
Cranial

Ethmoid
Cranial
superior portion of the nasal septum

Maxilla
Facial

Zygomatic
Facial

Lacrimal
Facial

Nasal
Facial

Inferior nasal conchae
Facial

Palatine
Facial

Mandiable
Facial

Vomer
Facial
inferior portion of the nasal septum

Sagittal
Suture

Squamous
Suture

Coronal
Suture

Lambdoid
Suture

Nasal Septum
bony structure that divides the nasal cavity
Ethmoid Bone(Cranial) and Vomer(Facial)

Foramen Magnum
Within Occipital Bone
Large Foramen
allows spinal cord to pass out of skull and into vertebral column.

external acoustic (auditory) meatus
Temporal Bone contains
S-shaped tubular passage
carries sound waves from outer ear (auricle) to eardrum (tympanic membrane)

Paranasal Sinuses
air-filled cavities (hollow spaces) within five bones of the skull
(frontal, sphenoid, ethmoid and both maxillary bones)
lined by mucous membranes
connect to nasal cavity
echo chambers for resonation during speech production
help make skull lighter.ย

Frontal Sinuses
Located within frontal bone
(in the forehead, above the eyes)

Maxillary Sinuses
Located within maxilla (upper jaw bone)
(in the cheek area, below the eyes).

Ethmoid Sinuses
Located within ethmoid bone
(between the eyes and the bridge of the nose)

Sphenoid Sinuses
Located within sphenoid bone
(deep inside the skull, behind the nose and eyes)

Hyoid Bone
anchoring/attachment point for muscles of tongue and throat, especially those associated with swallowing
not articulating with any other bones
attached via ligaments and tendons above larynx (voice box or "Adam's apple") and below mandible

Fetal Skull Sutures
Fontanelle
membrane-covered gap between bones of infant's skull
allows head to compress during birth
expands rapidly as brain grows

Frontal
Suture
