Match bones in column B to descriptions in column A. (Some entries in column A require more than one answer from columr B.) Column A Column B (1) bones connected by the coronal suture (a) ethmoid (2) keystone bone of the cranium (b) frontal (3) keystone bone of the face (c) mandible (4) bones that form the hard palate (d) maxillary (5) bone that contains the foramen magnum (e) occipital (6) forms the chin (f) palatine (7) contain paranasal sinuses (g) parietal (8) contains mastoid air cells (h) sphenoid (i) temporal

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