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Anatomy Skeletal functions


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Mastoid Process
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Attachment site for neck muscles

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Mastoid Process
Attachment site for neck muscles
Styloid process
Attachment site for tongue
Mandibular Fossa
Temporal mandibular Joint
Foramen Magnum
Biggest hole in skull; spinal cord cavity
Nuchal lines
Back of head; muscle attachment sites
Occipital condyles
Either side of foramen magnum, articulates with first Vertebra
Sella Turcica
Saddle; houses pituitary gland and hypothalamus
Crista Galli
Top of Ethmoid bone; anchors meninges
Pterygoid Process
Feet of pterodactyl of sphenoid bone; forms back of throat
Concha
Ethmoid bone; projects into nasal cavity and cleans and moistens/warms air
Ethmoidal sinus
Lightens skull and adds depth resonance to voice
Cribriform Plate
Plate on ethmoid containing olfactory foramina
Auricular Surface
Found on Sacrum, articulates with pelvic girdles
Costal Groove
Found on ribs; vessels and nerves run through this groove
Process
Attaches muscles
Foreman
Innervates
Meatus
Canals/blood vessels