28 Figure 4.3 A. External occipital protuberanc B. Foramen magnum C. Horizontal plate of palatine bc D. Incisive fossa AB. Ocipital condyle AC. Palatine bone of maxillary AD. Posterior nasal aperture AE. Zygomatic arch 29 30 31 32
28 Figure 4.3 A. External occipital protuberanc B. Foramen magnum C. Horizontal plate of palatine bc D. Incisive fossa AB. Ocipital condyle AC. Palatine bone of maxillary AD. Posterior nasal aperture AE. Zygomatic arch 29 30 31 32
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Figure 4.3
A. External occipital protuberance
B. Foramen magnum
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C. Horizontal plate of palatine bone
D. Incisive fossa
AB. Occipital condyle
AC. Palatine bone of maxillary
AD. Posterior nasal aperture
AE. Zygomatic arch
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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
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BC. Typical cervical vertebrae
BD. Vertebral foramen
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Figure 4.4. Cervical Vertebrae, Superior
Figure 4.5. Vertebral Column, Lateral
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
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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
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Figure 4.6. Thoracic Cage, Anterior
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Figure 4.7. Scapula, Right Anterior
Figure 4.8. Scapula, Right Posterior
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