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28 Figure 4.3 A. External occipital protuberance B. Foramen magnum 29 C. Horizontal plate of palatine bone D. Incisive fossa AB. Occipital condyle AC. Palatine bone of maxillary AD. Posterior nasal aperture AE. Zygomatic arch 30 31 32 33 34 35 42 Figure 4.4; Figure 4.5 A. Atlas B. Axis C. Cervical segment D. Coccyx E. Dens AB. Lumbar segment AC. Sacrum AD. Thoracic segment AE. Transverse foramen Figure 4.3. Skull, Inferior 36 43 BC. Typical cervical vertebrae BD. Vertebral foramen 37 44 38 39 40 45 46 41 Figure 4.4. Cervical Vertebrae, Superior Figure 4.5. Vertebral Column, Lateral Figure 4.6; Figure 4.7; Figure 4.8 A. Acromion process B. Body of the sternum C. Coracoid process D. False ribs 47 E. Floating ribs AB. Glenoid cavity AC. Inferior angle AD. Infraspinous fossa AE. Manubrium sterni BC. Neck of the scapula BD. Scapular notch BE. Spine of the scapula CD. Subscapular fossa CE. Superior angle DE. True ribs ABC. Xiphoid process 48 49 50 51 52 Figure 4.6. Thoracic Cage, Anterior 53 54 55 58 59 60 56 .61 62 57 Figure 4.7. Scapula, Right Anterior Figure 4.8. Scapula, Right Posterior

28 Figure 4.3 A. External occipital protuberance B. Foramen magnum 29 C. Horizontal plate of palatine bone D. Incisive fossa AB. Occipital condyle AC. Palatine bone of maxillary AD. Posterior nasal aperture AE. Zygomatic arch 30 31 32 33 34 35 42 Figure 4.4; Figure 4.5 A. Atlas B. Axis C. Cervical segment D. Coccyx E. Dens AB. Lumbar segment AC. Sacrum AD. Thoracic segment AE. Transverse foramen Figure 4.3. Skull, Inferior 36 43 BC. Typical cervical vertebrae BD. Vertebral foramen 37 44 38 39 40 45 46 41 Figure 4.4. Cervical Vertebrae, Superior Figure 4.5. Vertebral Column, Lateral Figure 4.6; Figure 4.7; Figure 4.8 A. Acromion process B. Body of the sternum C. Coracoid process D. False ribs 47 E. Floating ribs AB. Glenoid cavity AC. Inferior angle AD. Infraspinous fossa AE. Manubrium sterni BC. Neck of the scapula BD. Scapular notch BE. Spine of the scapula CD. Subscapular fossa CE. Superior angle DE. True ribs ABC. Xiphoid process 48 49 50 51 52 Figure 4.6. Thoracic Cage, Anterior 53 54 55 58 59 60 56 .61 62 57 Figure 4.7. Scapula, Right Anterior Figure 4.8. Scapula, Right Posterior

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28 Figure 4.3 A. External occipital protuberance B. Foramen magnum 29 C. Horizontal plate of palatine bone D. Incisive fossa AB. Occipital condyle AC. Palatine bone of maxillary AD. Posterior nasal aperture AE. Zygomatic arch 30 31 32 33 34 35 42 Figure 4.4; Figure 4.5 A. Atlas B. Axis C. Cervical segment D. Coccyx E. Dens AB. Lumbar segment AC. Sacrum AD. Thoracic segment AE. Transverse foramen Figure 4.3. Skull, Inferior 36 43 BC. Typical cervical vertebrae BD. Vertebral foramen 37 44 38 39 40 45 46 41 Figure 4.4. Cervical Vertebrae, Superior Figure 4.5. Vertebral Column, Lateral
Transcribed Image Text:28 Figure 4.3 A. External occipital protuberance B. Foramen magnum 29 C. Horizontal plate of palatine bone D. Incisive fossa AB. Occipital condyle AC. Palatine bone of maxillary AD. Posterior nasal aperture AE. Zygomatic arch 30 31 32 33 34 35 42 Figure 4.4; Figure 4.5 A. Atlas B. Axis C. Cervical segment D. Coccyx E. Dens AB. Lumbar segment AC. Sacrum AD. Thoracic segment AE. Transverse foramen Figure 4.3. Skull, Inferior 36 43 BC. Typical cervical vertebrae BD. Vertebral foramen 37 44 38 39 40 45 46 41 Figure 4.4. Cervical Vertebrae, Superior Figure 4.5. Vertebral Column, Lateral
Figure 4.6; Figure 4.7; Figure 4.8 A. Acromion process B. Body of the sternum C. Coracoid process D. False ribs 47 E. Floating ribs AB. Glenoid cavity AC. Inferior angle AD. Infraspinous fossa AE. Manubrium sterni BC. Neck of the scapula BD. Scapular notch BE. Spine of the scapula CD. Subscapular fossa CE. Superior angle DE. True ribs ABC. Xiphoid process 48 49 50 51 52 Figure 4.6. Thoracic Cage, Anterior 53 54 55 58 59 60 56 .61 62 57 Figure 4.7. Scapula, Right Anterior Figure 4.8. Scapula, Right Posterior
Transcribed Image Text:Figure 4.6; Figure 4.7; Figure 4.8 A. Acromion process B. Body of the sternum C. Coracoid process D. False ribs 47 E. Floating ribs AB. Glenoid cavity AC. Inferior angle AD. Infraspinous fossa AE. Manubrium sterni BC. Neck of the scapula BD. Scapular notch BE. Spine of the scapula CD. Subscapular fossa CE. Superior angle DE. True ribs ABC. Xiphoid process 48 49 50 51 52 Figure 4.6. Thoracic Cage, Anterior 53 54 55 58 59 60 56 .61 62 57 Figure 4.7. Scapula, Right Anterior Figure 4.8. Scapula, Right Posterior
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