CELL 220 Lab #2

frontal bone

Supraorbital foramen

supraorbital ridge

parietal bone

coronal suture

sagittal suture

temporal bone

squamous suture

mandibular fossa

temporomandibular joint

external acoustic canal

petrous part (of the temporal bone)

internal acoustic canal

styloid process

mastoid process

stylomastoid foramen

carotid canal

jugular foramen

occipital bone

lambdoid suture

external occipital protuberance

superior nuchal line

foramen magnum

occipital condyle

hypoglossal canal

basilar part

sphenoid bone

greater wing (of the sphenoid)

lesser wing (of the sphenoid)

superior orbital fissure

inferior orbital fissure

sella turcica

optic canal

foramen lacerum

foramen ovale

foramen spinosum

foramen spinosum

foramen rotundum

lateral pterygoid plate

medial pterygoid plate

ethmoid bone

cribriform plate

crista galli

perpendicular plate

vomer

vomer

inferior nasal concha

maxilla

infraorbital foramen

palatine bone

nasal bone

lacrimal bone

nasolacrimal canal

zygomatic bone

zygomatic arch

frontal sinus

sphenoid(al) sinus

ethmoid(al) sinus

maxillary sinus

mandible

body (of the mandible)

angle (of the mandible)

ramus (of the mandible)

coronoid process (of the mandible)

condylar process (of the mandible)

mandibular notch

mandibular foramen

mental foramen

alveolus

hyoid bone

intervertebral disc

vertebra

body

vertebral foramen

pedicle

pedicle

transverse process

(thoracic)

lamina

spinous process

superior articular process

inferior articular process

superior articular facet

(smooth portion of process)

cervical vertebrae

7 total (vertebra=singular)

transverse foramen

(cervical only)

atlas

C1

axis

C2

dens (of the axis)

thoracic vertebrae

12 total (vertebra=singular) *giraffe

costal facet

(thoracic only)

costal demifacet

lumbar vertebrae

5 total (vertebra=singular) *moose, largest body

sacrum

5 total (fused)

auricular surface

sacral foramina

(foramen=singular)

coccyx

4 total (fused)

sternum

manubrium

jugular notch

body (of the sternum)

xiphoid process