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Process
A natural outgrowth, projection or appendage
Condyle
smooth, rounded articular process
Facet
small, flat articular surface
Fossa
shallow depression
Sulcus
narrow groove
Foramen
round passageway
Canal/meatus
passageway through a bone
Fissure
elongated cleft
Sinus
chamber within bone
Lambdoid suture
connects occipital and parietal

Coronal suture
Connects frontal and parietal

Sagittal suture
connects parietal bones

Squamous suture
Connects the temporal bone and parietal bone.

Frontal bone

Frontal sinus

Lacrimal fossa
Name this DEPRESSION
superior and lateral in the orbital socket

Supra-orbital margin

Supra-orbital notch

Parietal bones

Occipital bone

External occipital protuberance

External occipital crest

Internal occipital protuberance
Name this structure

Internal occipital crest
Name this ridge

Occipital condyles

Foramen magnum

Jugular foramen

Hypoglossal canal
Goes through the occipital condyles

Temporal bones

Zygomatic process of the temporal bone
Very back part of the arch only

Zygomatic arch
Entire thing
- Name this structure

Mandibular fossa
"gummy hole" where jaw connects on models

Mastoid process

Styloid process of the temporal bone
Styloid = stiletto (very pointy)

Squamous part of the temporal bone
The smooth part of the temporal bone through the inside

Petrous part of the temporal bone
Pointy (mountain) part of temporal bone

Temporal fossa
Indent on the temporal bone from the outside
Name this depression

External acoustic meatus

Internal acoustic meatus
Inside the petrous part

Carotid canal

Foramen lacerum

Stylomastoid foramen
Hole under the styloid process

Sphenoid bone

Body of sphenoid
Center of the sphenoid only

Sella turcica
"the saddle"
Name this structure

Lesser wings of sphenoid bone

Greater wings of sphenoid

Pterygoid process

Optical canal

Superior orbital fissure

Foramen rotundum

Foramen ovale

Foramen spinosum

Hypophyseal fossa
Smooth "seat" inside sella turcica
Name this depression

Ethmoid bone

Cribiform plate

Crista galli
Ridge on the cribiform plate

Middle nasal conchae

Perpendicular plate

Olfactory foramina
holes in cribriform plate

Maxilla

Orbital rim

Anterior nasal spine
Tiny point in front of the nose on the bottom

Alveolar process
ridges of the teeth

palatine processes
Roof of the mouth

Maxillary sinuses
Sinus on top of the teeth

Nasolacrimal canal
where the tearduct is
Name this passageway

Infra-orbital foramina
Little holes under the eyes on the cheeks

Inferior orbital fissure

Mandible
Jaw bone

Body of mandible
Curved part where the teeth are

Mental protuberance
Bump in the middle of the chin

Ramus of mandible
Smooth, flat, back part of the mandible

Condylar process
Very back hump on the mandible where it connects to skull

Coronoid process
Next hum closer to the chin

Mental foramina
Holes on the chin

Mandibular notch
the swoop between the processes of the mandible

Mandibular foramina
Small holes on the inside of the mandible

Temporal process of the zygomatic bone
The front part of the zygomatic arch

Palatine bones
small bones on the back of the roof of the mouth

Nasal bones

Vomer
Ridge at the bottom of the nose

Inferior nasal conchae

Lacrimal bones
"squarish" bone where the nasolacrimal canal sits

lacrimal sulcus
Name this GROOVE

Hyoid bone
Floating bone in the neck

Body of hyoid

Lesser horns of the hyoid

Greater horns of hyoid

Anterior fontanelle

Occipital fontanelle

Sphenoidal fontanelle

Mastoid fontanelle

Vertebral body
Solid circle at the bottom of the vertebrae
Name this region

Vertebral foramen
Hole through which spinal cord passes

Vertebral canal
The canal where the spinal cord passes through when there is more than one vertebrae stacked on top of each other

Vertebral arch
Entire top part of the vertebra until the vertebral body
Name this region

Pedicle of vertebra
walls of a house

Lamina of vertebra
left or right dorsal half of the arch

Spinous process of vertebra
The point that sticks out of the vertebra
