13 Figure 4.2 14 A. Alveolar process of the maxilla B. Angle of the mandible C. Anterior nasal spine D. Styloid process E. Coronal suture 15 16 17 AB. Frontal bone AC. Lambdoid suture AD. Mandibular rami AE. Mastoid process BC. Mental foramen 18 19 20 21 BD. Occipital bone BE. Parietal bone CD. Sphenoid bone CE. Squamous suture DE. Condyloid process of mandible ABC. Temporal bone 22 23 24 25 26 27 Figure 4.2. Skull, Lateral

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