Skull bones

Bones of the skull: the skeleton of the head is the skull , the cranium, the individual bones of which are divided into the bones of the brain of the skull, which form the cavity of the skull , the cavitas cranii, the receptacle for the brain and the bones of the face, ossa faciei. The skull serves as a receptacle for the brain (cerebral skull) and some sense organs (organs of sight, hearing and smell).

Bones of the face.

The bones of the face (facial stripe) make up the skeleton of the face, the initial parts of the digestive and respiratory systems.
Both parts of the skull are formed from separate bones, interconnected by means of joints, suturae, and cartilaginous joints, synchondroses, with the exception of the lower jaw connected to the skull by the temporomandibular joint , articulatio temporomandibularis.

On the bones of the cerebral cranium on the basis of data on its development include unpaired bones: occipital , wedge , frontal , trellis , vomer - and paired bones: temporal , parietal , inferior nasal concha , lacrimal , nasal .
Bony bones include bony bones: the upper jaw , the palatine bone , the malar bone - and the unpaired bones: the lower jaw and the hyoid bone . The latter, although located in the neck, develops like the bone of the facial part of the skull and is described along with it. Topographically, the inferior nasal concha, the vomer , the teardrop and nasal bones belong to the skeleton of the face.

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