Chapter 8.2, Problem 7AYLO

Summary Introduction

To discuss:

The location and extent of parietal bones; the suture formed where they meet the occipital bone and the one that separates the parietal bones from each other; and the locations of the parietal foramen and temporal lines.

Introduction:

The most complicated structures are seen in the human skull. There two parts in the skull, namely facial skeleton and neurocranium. The brain is secured by the cranial cavity, which is formed by the neurocranium. The facial skeleton bears the structures of the face. The mandible is the only moveable part of the skull.