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G
occipital condyle
F?
Foramen magnum
C?
Ethmoid bone
A?
Foramen magnum
B?
Occipital condyle
A?
postorbital process
B?
Zygomatic
C?
Canine
D?
Temporal
?
Maxilla
?
Palatine
?
Presphenoid
?
Basioccipital
?
Tympanic Bulla
?
Frontal
?
Presphenoid
?
Basisphenoid
?
Foramen ovale
???
Ethmoid
??
Lacrimal
A?
Temporal
B?
Parietal
C?
Frontal
D?
Ethmoid
E?
Lacrimal
F?
Nasal
G?
Premaxilla
H?
Maxilla
I?
incisor
J?
Canines
K and L?
Premolars and molars (teeth)
M?
Zygomatic arch
N?
Occipital
O?
Mandible