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ontogeny
growth, age difference
sexual dimorphism
sex differences

females smaller, males more robust
geographic variation
regional differences
individual variation
differences between individuals
skull
cranium and mandible
mandible
lower jaw
cranium
skull without mandible
calvaria
cranium without the face
calotte
calvaria without the base

skull cap
splanchnocranium
facial skeleton

viscerocranium
basicranium
cranial base
neurocranium
braincase

housing brain
endochondral ossification
preformed in cartilage
intramembranous ossification
(dermal bones)
formed in connective tissue under skin

external armor - protective

ex: face bones and roof and sides of skull
frontanelles
soft spots of the skull

intervals of dense connective tissue between plates of bone

replaced by bone by intramembranous ossification

allows for flexible skull and rapid growth of brain
fibrous joints
syndesmosis
metopic suture
between unfused frontal bones

rarely seen in adults

fuses by year 2
coronal suture
between frontal and parietals
lambdoidal suture
between parietals and occipital
sagittal suture
between 2 parietals
squamosal suture
between parietals and temporals
parietomastoid suture
between parietals and temporals

posterior extension of squamosal suture
occipitomastoid suture
between occipitals and temporals
basalar suture
between occipitals and sphenoid
(synchondrosis)

last suture to fuse - 18-21 years
wormian bones
small bones often located near sutures

not considered individual bones and their presence is highly variable
orbits
eye openings
anterior nasal aperture

piriform aperture
fron nasal opening

triangle shape
external acoustic (auditory) meatus
outside ear hole
foramen magnum
big hole at base

allows passage of spinal cord
zygomatic arch
holes on cheeks

allow for chewing muscles
sinuses
void chambers in cranial bones

(maxillae, frontal, ethmoid, sphenoid)

linked to nasal cavity
craniometric landmarks
bone measuring points
Frankfurt horizontal
standard orientation of skull in plane defines by top of external auditory meatus (porion) and bottom of left orbit (orbitale)
prosthion
midline point of maxillae above alveoli
nasion
midline point where 2 nasals and frontal meet
(T junction)
glabella
most anterior midline point on frontal (above nasals)

curvature above nose
bregma
ectocranial midline point where coronal and sagittal suture meet
lambda
where sagittal and lambdoidal suture meet
inion
point at base of external occipital protuberance
asterion
point where lambdoidal, parietomastoid, and occipital meet
basion
midline point on anterior margin of foramen magnum