asal conchae. These bones provide bony rein- 12.2. Facial bones will be studied later. Coronal Suture Ethmoid External Acoustic Meatus Frontal Greater Wing of Sphenoid 2 11 Inferior Temporal Line Lacrimal 12 Lambdoidal Suture 13 Mandible 14 Mandibular Condyle 15 Mandibular (Glenoid) Fossa 6. 16 Maxilla 17 Mastoid Process 18 Nasal 6. 19 Occipital 20 Parietal 21 Squamosal Suture 22 Styloid Process Superior Temporal Line 1, 3 4

asal conchae. These bones provide bony rein- 12.2. Facial bones will be studied later. Coronal Suture Ethmoid External Acoustic Meatus Frontal Greater Wing of Sphenoid 2 11 Inferior Temporal Line Lacrimal 12 Lambdoidal Suture 13 Mandible 14 Mandibular Condyle 15 Mandibular (Glenoid) Fossa 6. 16 Maxilla 17 Mastoid Process 18 Nasal 6. 19 Occipital 20 Parietal 21 Squamosal Suture 22 Styloid Process Superior Temporal Line 1, 3 4

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Chapter7: Axial Skeleton

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Problem 11RQ: The lambdoid suture joins the parietal bone to the ________. frontal bone occipital bone other...

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