Crista galli of Ethmoid bone 33 Anterior clineid process cribriformpleate 34 41 Posteriorclinoid process middle cranial Fossa 35 42 Foramen rotandum 36 43 sella turcica Foramen Ovale of Sphencid bere 37 44 Petrous portion 38 Foramen spinosum 39 Jugularforamen Internal auditory meatus 40

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