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The side view of the human skull, with the parts labelled as, 'O', occipital bone; 'T', temporal bone; 'Pr', parietal bone; 'F', frontal bone; S'', sp Stock Vector

RF2C9C738–The side view of the human skull, with the parts labelled as, 'O', occipital bone; 'T', temporal bone; 'Pr', parietal bone; 'F', frontal bone; S'', sp

Isolated human left sided temporal bone of skull .Lateral view monochrome Stock Photo

RF2C12H8Y–Isolated human left sided temporal bone of skull .Lateral view monochrome

Black and white print illustrating a side view of the human skull, with alphabetized indicators pointing to the parietal bone, occipital bone, temporal bone, sphenoid bone, frontal bone, malar or cheek-bone, nasal bone, ethmoid bone, lachrymal bone, upper jaw-bone, and lower jaw-bone, 1884. Courtesy Internet Archive. () Stock Photo

RMPEDMNR–Black and white print illustrating a side view of the human skull, with alphabetized indicators pointing to the parietal bone, occipital bone, temporal bone, sphenoid bone, frontal bone, malar or cheek-bone, nasal bone, ethmoid bone, lachrymal bone, upper jaw-bone, and lower jaw-bone, 1884. Courtesy Internet Archive. ()

Illustration of a cross-section of the brain showing parts such as the cerebrum, cerebellum, corpus callosum, medulla oblongata, temporal lobe, hypothalamus, frontal lobe, limbic system, corpus callosum, parietal lobe, thalamus, occipital lobe, midbrain, Stock Photo

RMG155NH–Illustration of a cross-section of the brain showing parts such as the cerebrum, cerebellum, corpus callosum, medulla oblongata, temporal lobe, hypothalamus, frontal lobe, limbic system, corpus callosum, parietal lobe, thalamus, occipital lobe, midbrain,

An eighteenth century illustration of the human head. Stock Photo

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RFR362RH–Vintage illustration of anatomy, skull with jaw and teeth, bone decomposition view

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Human skull. a) nasal bone, b) upper jaw, c) lower jaw, d) occipital bone, e) temporal bone, f) parietal bone, d) frontal bone., anonym 1877 Stock Photo

RMT3K9KY–Human skull. a) nasal bone, b) upper jaw, c) lower jaw, d) occipital bone, e) temporal bone, f) parietal bone, d) frontal bone., anonym 1877

Polygonal vector illustration of a human skull front, side, and back view. A set of anatomical models of skulls with the upper part of the neck. Stock Vector

RF2EA4AAR–Polygonal vector illustration of a human skull front, side, and back view. A set of anatomical models of skulls with the upper part of the neck.

Brain anatomy. Human brain lateral view. Sketch illustration isolated on white background. Stock Photo

RFJMDHY9–Brain anatomy. Human brain lateral view. Sketch illustration isolated on white background.

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Human Skeleton Skull Occipital Bone Anatomy For Medical Concept 3D Illustration Stock Photo

RF2HPDYC1–Human Skeleton Skull Occipital Bone Anatomy For Medical Concept 3D Illustration

The bones of the head,neck and upper thorax viewed from the left side. Stock Photo

RMD0M8CX–The bones of the head,neck and upper thorax viewed from the left side.

A manual of anatomy . erior frontal, precentral,rostral and paracingular sulci. 2. Parietal Lobe.—Postcentral, angular, paroccipital, intermedialand precuneal sulci. 3. Occipital Lobe.—^Lateral occipital and lunatal sulci. 4. Temporal Lobe.—Superior, middle and inferior temporal sulci.Each lobe is divided into gyres or convolutions by the above secondary fissures. The insula, or island of Reil, or central lobe is concealed by thelips of the sylvian fissure. It is tetrahedral in shape and its apexis pointed downward and forward. It is surrounded by the circum-insular or circular fissure. Those Stock Photo

RM2AXG498–A manual of anatomy . erior frontal, precentral,rostral and paracingular sulci. 2. Parietal Lobe.—Postcentral, angular, paroccipital, intermedialand precuneal sulci. 3. Occipital Lobe.—^Lateral occipital and lunatal sulci. 4. Temporal Lobe.—Superior, middle and inferior temporal sulci.Each lobe is divided into gyres or convolutions by the above secondary fissures. The insula, or island of Reil, or central lobe is concealed by thelips of the sylvian fissure. It is tetrahedral in shape and its apexis pointed downward and forward. It is surrounded by the circum-insular or circular fissure. Those

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Labels: O, occipital bone; T, temporal; Pr, parietal; F, frontal; S, sphenoid; Z, malar; Mx, maxilla; N, nasal; E, ethmoid; and other, vintage line dr Stock Vector

RF2C9C66N–Labels: O, occipital bone; T, temporal; Pr, parietal; F, frontal; S, sphenoid; Z, malar; Mx, maxilla; N, nasal; E, ethmoid; and other, vintage line dr

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A typical representation of the human skull, with its parts labelled as a, b, c, d, e, f and g, representing, nasal bone, superior maxillary, inferior Stock Vector

RF2C9C84H–A typical representation of the human skull, with its parts labelled as a, b, c, d, e, f and g, representing, nasal bone, superior maxillary, inferior

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The lower jaw is removed. At the lower part of the figure is the hard palate forming the roof of the mouth and surrounded by the upper set of teeth, v Stock Vector

RF2C9BTG1–The lower jaw is removed. At the lower part of the figure is the hard palate forming the roof of the mouth and surrounded by the upper set of teeth, v

Vintage illustration of anatomy, brain upper and from below view, anatomical descriptions in italian Stock Photo

RFR1XY4C–Vintage illustration of anatomy, brain upper and from below view, anatomical descriptions in italian

RFD1D9AA–The human brain structure

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Human skull bones anatomy with descriptions. Cranial parts structure. Human internal organ illustration. Stock Vector

RF2JDA8CX–Human skull bones anatomy with descriptions. Cranial parts structure. Human internal organ illustration.

Ortognath Skull (European). 1) Forehead bone, 2) Parietal bone, 3) Occipital bone, 4) Temporal bone, a) its teat process, 5) Cuneiform bone, 6) Cheek bone, 7) Upper jaw bone, 8) Nasal bone, 9) Lacrum bone, 10) Lower jaw bone., , (encyclopedia, 1893) Stock Photo

RMTR9WWP–Ortognath Skull (European). 1) Forehead bone, 2) Parietal bone, 3) Occipital bone, 4) Temporal bone, a) its teat process, 5) Cuneiform bone, 6) Cheek bone, 7) Upper jaw bone, 8) Nasal bone, 9) Lacrum bone, 10) Lower jaw bone., , (encyclopedia, 1893)

Brain anatomy. Human brain lateral view. Sketch illustration isolated on white background. Stock Vector

RFHPRYPG–Brain anatomy. Human brain lateral view. Sketch illustration isolated on white background.

RF2HPDYBY–Human Skeleton Skull Occipital Bone Anatomy For Medical Concept 3D Illustration

$A manual of anatomy . X^Occipital lobe Temporal lobe Cerebellun Lateral cerebral fissure (Silvius) Oblongata Fig. 276.—Left lateral aspect of the brain with the membranes removed. {From aphotograph.). Fig. 277.—Main fissures and lobes o£ the lateral surface of the left cerebral hemisphere. 388 THE NERVE SYSTEM 3. The occipital fissure {sulcus parietooccipitalis) is seen about 5cm. above the occipital pole and is only partly represented upon thelateral surface. It indicates the separation between the occipitaland parietal lobes. Upon the medial surface the following interlobar fissures are seen Stock Photo$

RM2AXG4EN–A manual of anatomy . X^Occipital lobe Temporal lobe Cerebellun Lateral cerebral fissure (Silvius) Oblongata Fig. 276.—Left lateral aspect of the brain with the membranes removed. {From aphotograph.). Fig. 277.—Main fissures and lobes o£ the lateral surface of the left cerebral hemisphere. 388 THE NERVE SYSTEM 3. The occipital fissure {sulcus parietooccipitalis) is seen about 5cm. above the occipital pole and is only partly represented upon thelateral surface. It indicates the separation between the occipitaland parietal lobes. Upon the medial surface the following interlobar fissures are seen

RMHRF8JX–Human brain

Vintage illustration of anatomy, brain upper view with anatomical descriptions in italian Stock Photo

RFR362X4–Vintage illustration of anatomy, brain upper view with anatomical descriptions in italian

RFD1D9AK–The human brain structure

Spotted skull of an adult male, seen from the left side. 1) occipital bone, 2) sphenoid, separated from it by the saw, 3) temporal bone, 4) parietal bones, 5) frontal bone, 6) ethmoidal bone, 7) maxillary bone, 8) zygomatic bone, 9) palatal bone, 10) tearing leg, 11) nasal bone , 12) lower jaw bone, W.A. Meyn fec. 1887 Stock Photo

RMT4P5AX–Spotted skull of an adult male, seen from the left side. 1) occipital bone, 2) sphenoid, separated from it by the saw, 3) temporal bone, 4) parietal bones, 5) frontal bone, 6) ethmoidal bone, 7) maxillary bone, 8) zygomatic bone, 9) palatal bone, 10) tearing leg, 11) nasal bone , 12) lower jaw bone, W.A. Meyn fec. 1887

RFJMA266–Brain anatomy. Human brain lateral view. Sketch illustration isolated on white background.

RF2HPDYCT–Human Skeleton Skull Occipital Bone Anatomy For Medical Concept 3D Illustration

$A manual of anatomy . Mastoid angle Squamosal border Sagittal border SphenoidalangleFig. 22, ^ Parietal foramen Sagittal groove? Occipital angle. Frontal^border Sphenoidal angle Sulci arteriosl Squamosal border Mastoid angle Fig. 23. Sigmoid groove Fig. 22.—The right parietal bone, outer surface. (Sobotta and McMurrich.)Fig. 23.—Right parietal bone, inner (cerebral) surface. (Sobotta and McMurrich, nearly parallel curved lines, the superior and inferior temporal lines{linece temporalis superior el inferior). The upper one serves for the THE OCCIPITAL BONE 45 attachment of the temporal f Stock Photo$

RM2AXJWCK–A manual of anatomy . Mastoid angle Squamosal border Sagittal border SphenoidalangleFig. 22, ^ Parietal foramen Sagittal groove? Occipital angle. Frontal^border Sphenoidal angle Sulci arteriosl Squamosal border Mastoid angle Fig. 23. Sigmoid groove Fig. 22.—The right parietal bone, outer surface. (Sobotta and McMurrich.)Fig. 23.—Right parietal bone, inner (cerebral) surface. (Sobotta and McMurrich, nearly parallel curved lines, the superior and inferior temporal lines{linece temporalis superior el inferior). The upper one serves for the THE OCCIPITAL BONE 45 attachment of the temporal f

RMHRHFGE–Brain cross-section

Vintage illustration of anatomy, human brain transversal section into the skull, anatomical descriptions in Italian Stock Photo

RFR4DE59–Vintage illustration of anatomy, human brain transversal section into the skull, anatomical descriptions in Italian

RFD1D9AM–The human brain structure

Human skull from the side, the individual bones separated from each other. The pieces belonging to the four skull vertebrae are marked 1-4. 1) ethmoid bone, 1a) nasal bone, 1b) intermaxillary jaw, 2) front part of cuneiform bone, 2a) Forehead bone, 2b) Zygomatic bone, 2c) Upper jaw, 3) Rear part of the cuneiform bone, 3a) Parietal bone, 3b) Temporal bone, 3b') Mandible, 4 and 4 a) Occipital bone, 4b) hyoid bone, , (encyclopedia, 1893) Stock Photo

RMTR9WXJ–Human skull from the side, the individual bones separated from each other. The pieces belonging to the four skull vertebrae are marked 1-4. 1) ethmoid bone, 1a) nasal bone, 1b) intermaxillary jaw, 2) front part of cuneiform bone, 2a) Forehead bone, 2b) Zygomatic bone, 2c) Upper jaw, 3) Rear part of the cuneiform bone, 3a) Parietal bone, 3b) Temporal bone, 3b') Mandible, 4 and 4 a) Occipital bone, 4b) hyoid bone, , (encyclopedia, 1893)

Human Skeleton Skull Parietal Bone Anatomy For Medical Concept 3D Illustration Stock Photo

RF2HPDYCX–Human Skeleton Skull Parietal Bone Anatomy For Medical Concept 3D Illustration

. Human physiology. Fig. 18.—Top View of the Skull. T, frontal bone: t, parietal bones; o, occipital bone; a. i, and c, sutures. 19 LESSON III.THE SKELETON [continued). The Skull. The skull consists of the cranium and the face. The cranium isa large and hollow bony case which encloses the brain. The face. Fig. 19.—The Under Surface of the Skull. 1, superior maxillary bones; 2, palatal bones; 5 and S are on the sphenoid bone ; 6, hinderopening of the right nostril ; 7, vomer ; 9, malar or cheek-bones ; 10, temporal bones 11,lower portion of parietal bones ; 12, occipital bone ; 13, condyles of Stock Photo

RM2CF0FWH–. Human physiology. Fig. 18.—Top View of the Skull. T, frontal bone: t, parietal bones; o, occipital bone; a. i, and c, sutures. 19 LESSON III.THE SKELETON [continued). The Skull. The skull consists of the cranium and the face. The cranium isa large and hollow bony case which encloses the brain. The face. Fig. 19.—The Under Surface of the Skull. 1, superior maxillary bones; 2, palatal bones; 5 and S are on the sphenoid bone ; 6, hinderopening of the right nostril ; 7, vomer ; 9, malar or cheek-bones ; 10, temporal bones 11,lower portion of parietal bones ; 12, occipital bone ; 13, condyles of

RMHRJ26T–Illustration of Human Skull

RFD1D9YB–Human Skull structure

Skeleton. 1) scalp part and base of the occipital bone, 2) parietal bone, 3) frontal half, 4) upper jawbone and Pflugscharbein, 5) temporal bone scales, * rock part of the temporal bone, 6) zygomatic bone, 7) nasal bone, 8) lower jaw, 9) cervical vertebrae, 10) thoracic vertebrae , 11) lumbar vertebrae, 12) sacral vertebrae, 13) clavicle, 14) scapula, 15) humeral bone, 16) elbow, 17) spinal bone, 18) cartilaginous carpal, 19) metacarpal bone, 20) bony bone, 21) hip bone, 22) femur, 23) Patellar attachment, 24) fibula, 24a) tibia, 25) tarsal root, 26) metatarsal bones, 28) sternum, anonym 1887 Stock Photo

RMT4P5BT–Skeleton. 1) scalp part and base of the occipital bone, 2) parietal bone, 3) frontal half, 4) upper jawbone and Pflugscharbein, 5) temporal bone scales, * rock part of the temporal bone, 6) zygomatic bone, 7) nasal bone, 8) lower jaw, 9) cervical vertebrae, 10) thoracic vertebrae , 11) lumbar vertebrae, 12) sacral vertebrae, 13) clavicle, 14) scapula, 15) humeral bone, 16) elbow, 17) spinal bone, 18) cartilaginous carpal, 19) metacarpal bone, 20) bony bone, 21) hip bone, 22) femur, 23) Patellar attachment, 24) fibula, 24a) tibia, 25) tarsal root, 26) metatarsal bones, 28) sternum, anonym 1887

Human Skeleton Skull Temporal Bone Anatomy For Medical Concept 3D Illustration Stock Photo

RF2HPDYCE–Human Skeleton Skull Temporal Bone Anatomy For Medical Concept 3D Illustration

. Human physiology. Fig. 19.—The Under Surface of the Skull. 1, superior maxillary bones; 2, palatal bones; 5 and S are on the sphenoid bone ; 6, hinderopening of the right nostril ; 7, vomer ; 9, malar or cheek-bones ; 10, temporal bones 11,lower portion of parietal bones ; 12, occipital bone ; 13, condyles of the occipital bone 14,foramen magnum. forms the front and lower portion of the skull. The cranium isusually said to consist of eight bones and the face of fourteen ; C 3 20 ELEMENTARY PHYSIOLOGY but it must be understood that in early childhood some of thesebones consist of parts which Stock Photo

RM2CF0FTK–. Human physiology. Fig. 19.—The Under Surface of the Skull. 1, superior maxillary bones; 2, palatal bones; 5 and S are on the sphenoid bone ; 6, hinderopening of the right nostril ; 7, vomer ; 9, malar or cheek-bones ; 10, temporal bones 11,lower portion of parietal bones ; 12, occipital bone ; 13, condyles of the occipital bone 14,foramen magnum. forms the front and lower portion of the skull. The cranium isusually said to consist of eight bones and the face of fourteen ; C 3 20 ELEMENTARY PHYSIOLOGY but it must be understood that in early childhood some of thesebones consist of parts which

RMHRJ2JB–Illustration of Human Skull

RFD1D9YE–Human Skull structure

RF2HPDYCC–Human Skeleton Skull Temporal Bone Anatomy For Medical Concept 3D Illustration

. Human physiology. Fig. 17.—Side View of the Skull. 1, frontal bone : 2, parietal bone ; 3 and 8, occipital bone ; 4, wing of the sphenoid bone;5, 6 and 7, temporal bone ; 10, lachrymal bone, in the inner wall of the orbit; n, malarbone ; i2, superior maxillary ; 13 and 14, inferior maxillary.. Fig. 18.—Top View of the Skull. T, frontal bone: t, parietal bones; o, occipital bone; a. i, and c, sutures. 19 LESSON III.THE SKELETON [continued). The Skull. The skull consists of the cranium and the face. The cranium isa large and hollow bony case which encloses the brain. The face Stock Photo

RM2CF0FY9–. Human physiology. Fig. 17.—Side View of the Skull. 1, frontal bone : 2, parietal bone ; 3 and 8, occipital bone ; 4, wing of the sphenoid bone;5, 6 and 7, temporal bone ; 10, lachrymal bone, in the inner wall of the orbit; n, malarbone ; i2, superior maxillary ; 13 and 14, inferior maxillary.. Fig. 18.—Top View of the Skull. T, frontal bone: t, parietal bones; o, occipital bone; a. i, and c, sutures. 19 LESSON III.THE SKELETON [continued). The Skull. The skull consists of the cranium and the face. The cranium isa large and hollow bony case which encloses the brain. The face

RMHRJ2MG–Illustration of Human Brain

RFD1D9XX–Human Skull structure

RF2HPDYBM–Human Skeleton Skull Temporal Bone Anatomy For Medical Concept 3D Illustration

. The comparative anatomy of the domesticated animals. Veterinary anatomy. 64 THE BONES. Fig. 35. cevebellnm; and for this purpose it shows four foss^, distinguished into superior or cerebral, and inferior or cerebellar. These fossÂ« are separated by a crucial projection â whose most developed portion forms the internal occipital protuberance. The union of the occipital with the parietal bones constitutes the lambdoidal suture. At the point where this bone meets the parietal and the squamous portion of the temporal, is found, in the infant, the lateral posterior fontanella. 2. Parietal hones.â Stock Photo

RMRE54HW–. The comparative anatomy of the domesticated animals. Veterinary anatomy. 64 THE BONES. Fig. 35. cevebellnm; and for this purpose it shows four foss^, distinguished into superior or cerebral, and inferior or cerebellar. These fossÂ« are separated by a crucial projection â whose most developed portion forms the internal occipital protuberance. The union of the occipital with the parietal bones constitutes the lambdoidal suture. At the point where this bone meets the parietal and the squamous portion of the temporal, is found, in the infant, the lateral posterior fontanella. 2. Parietal hones.â

RMHRJ29E–Illustration of Human Brain

RF2HPDYBP–Human Skeleton Skull Parietal Bone Anatomy For Medical Concept 3D Illustration

. The comparative anatomy of the domesticated animals. Veterinary anatomy. 64 THE BONES. Fig. 35.. cerebellum; and for this purpose it shows four fossse, distinguished into superior or cerebral, and inferior or cerebellar. These fossae are separated by a crucial projection whose most, developed portion forms the internal occipital protuberance. The union of the occipital with the parietal bones constitutes tlie lambdoidal suture. At the point where this bone meets the p:irietal and the squamous portion of the temporal, is found, in the infant, the lateral posterior fontanella. 2. Parietal hone Stock Photo

RMRPY0D9–. The comparative anatomy of the domesticated animals. Veterinary anatomy. 64 THE BONES. Fig. 35.. cerebellum; and for this purpose it shows four fossse, distinguished into superior or cerebral, and inferior or cerebellar. These fossae are separated by a crucial projection whose most, developed portion forms the internal occipital protuberance. The union of the occipital with the parietal bones constitutes tlie lambdoidal suture. At the point where this bone meets the p:irietal and the squamous portion of the temporal, is found, in the infant, the lateral posterior fontanella. 2. Parietal hone

Human Skeleton Skull Zygomatic Bone Anatomy For Medical Concept 3D Illustration Stock Photo

RF2HPDYBH–Human Skeleton Skull Zygomatic Bone Anatomy For Medical Concept 3D Illustration

. The anatomy of the domestic animals . Veterinary anatomy. BONES OF THE SKULL—CRANIUM 189 The interparietal bone fuses with the occipital before birth. It bears the high posterior part of the parietal crest, and is wedged in between the two parietal bones It forms the central part of the tentorium osseum, which is thin and curved, con- cave ventrally. Its base concurs with the occipital and parietal bones in the for- mation of a transverse canal which is continuous with the temporal canals. The parietal bone is rhomboid in outline and is strongly curved. It is exten- sive and forms the greate Stock Photo

RMRDYAP6–. The anatomy of the domestic animals . Veterinary anatomy. BONES OF THE SKULL—CRANIUM 189 The interparietal bone fuses with the occipital before birth. It bears the high posterior part of the parietal crest, and is wedged in between the two parietal bones It forms the central part of the tentorium osseum, which is thin and curved, con- cave ventrally. Its base concurs with the occipital and parietal bones in the for- mation of a transverse canal which is continuous with the temporal canals. The parietal bone is rhomboid in outline and is strongly curved. It is exten- sive and forms the greate

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RF2HPDYCG–Human Skeleton Skull Sphenoid Bone Anatomy For Medical Concept 3D Illustration

. A manual of elementary zoology . Zoology. 476 MANUAL OF ELEMENTARY ZOOLOGY (Fig. 319) ; there is no centrale in the wrist ; the bones of the adult skull show considerable fusions, there being a single "occipital bone" composed of basioccipital, exoccipitals, supraoccipital, and inter- parietal, a "sphenoid bone " composed of basisphenoid, alisphenoids, presphenoid, orbitosphenoids, and pterygoids, an "ethmoid bone" composed of mesethmoid, ectethmoids, turbinals and vomer, and a "temporal bone" composed of squamosal, tympanic, periotic, tym- panohyal, a Stock Photo

RMRDHBNB–. A manual of elementary zoology . Zoology. 476 MANUAL OF ELEMENTARY ZOOLOGY (Fig. 319) ; there is no centrale in the wrist ; the bones of the adult skull show considerable fusions, there being a single "occipital bone" composed of basioccipital, exoccipitals, supraoccipital, and inter- parietal, a "sphenoid bone " composed of basisphenoid, alisphenoids, presphenoid, orbitosphenoids, and pterygoids, an "ethmoid bone" composed of mesethmoid, ectethmoids, turbinals and vomer, and a "temporal bone" composed of squamosal, tympanic, periotic, tym- panohyal, a

RF2HPDYC4–Human Skeleton Skull Sphenoid Bone Anatomy For Medical Concept 3D Illustration

. The anatomy of the domestic animals . Veterinary anatomy. 52 THE SKELETON OF THE HORSE and presents a deep central depression and two shallower lateral ones which adapt it to the surface of the cerebellum. The parietal border (Margo parietalis) is united by suture with the parietal and interparietal. The mastoid border (Margo mastoideus) joins the petro- mastoid part of the temporal bone. The basilar part is connected by cartilage (in the young subject) ^dth the body of the sphenoid. The condyles articulate with the atlas. Development.—The occipital bone ossifies in cartilage from four cent Stock Photo

RMRDYCB1–. The anatomy of the domestic animals . Veterinary anatomy. 52 THE SKELETON OF THE HORSE and presents a deep central depression and two shallower lateral ones which adapt it to the surface of the cerebellum. The parietal border (Margo parietalis) is united by suture with the parietal and interparietal. The mastoid border (Margo mastoideus) joins the petro- mastoid part of the temporal bone. The basilar part is connected by cartilage (in the young subject) ^dth the body of the sphenoid. The condyles articulate with the atlas. Development.—The occipital bone ossifies in cartilage from four cent

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RF2HPDY9W–Human Skeleton Skull Mandible Bone Anatomy For Medical Concept 3D Illustration

. A laboratory manual and text-book of embryology. Embryology. THE BRAIN 349 occipital and parietal lobes (Fig. 33S); (3) the calcarinc fissure which includes between it and the parieto-occipital fissure the cuneus and marks the position of the visual area of the cerebrum; (4) the collateral fissure on the ventral surface of the temporal lobe, which produces the inward bulging on the floor of the posterior horn of the ventricle known as the collateral eminence. The calcarine fissure also affects the internal wall of the ventricle, causing the convexity termed the calcar avis. Simultaneously wi Stock Photo

RMRE055A–. A laboratory manual and text-book of embryology. Embryology. THE BRAIN 349 occipital and parietal lobes (Fig. 33S); (3) the calcarinc fissure which includes between it and the parieto-occipital fissure the cuneus and marks the position of the visual area of the cerebrum; (4) the collateral fissure on the ventral surface of the temporal lobe, which produces the inward bulging on the floor of the posterior horn of the ventricle known as the collateral eminence. The calcarine fissure also affects the internal wall of the ventricle, causing the convexity termed the calcar avis. Simultaneously wi

RF2HPDYAH–Human Skeleton Skull Mandible Bone Anatomy For Medical Concept 3D Illustration

. The anatomy of the domestic animals . Veterinary anatomy. THE FRONTAL BONES 59 parietal suture is usually closed at four years, the parieto-occipital at five years, and the squamous at twelve to fifteen years. The Frontal Bones The frontal bones (Ossa frontalia) are situated on the limits of the cranium and face, between the parietals behind and the nasal bones in front. Each is HTegularly quadrilateral, and consists of naso-frontal, orbital, and temporal parts. The naso-frontal part (Pars naso-frontalis) forms the basis of the forehead. Its external or frontal surface (Fades frontalis) is n Stock Photo

RMRDYC8B–. The anatomy of the domestic animals . Veterinary anatomy. THE FRONTAL BONES 59 parietal suture is usually closed at four years, the parieto-occipital at five years, and the squamous at twelve to fifteen years. The Frontal Bones The frontal bones (Ossa frontalia) are situated on the limits of the cranium and face, between the parietals behind and the nasal bones in front. Each is HTegularly quadrilateral, and consists of naso-frontal, orbital, and temporal parts. The naso-frontal part (Pars naso-frontalis) forms the basis of the forehead. Its external or frontal surface (Fades frontalis) is n

RF2HPDYAD–Human Skeleton Skull Mandible Bone Anatomy For Medical Concept 3D Illustration

. The anatomy of the domestic animals . Veterinary anatomy. SKTJLL OF THE OX AS A WHOLE 143 than the rest of the floor. The ethmoidal fossa are smaller, and the hypophyseal fossa or sella turcica is much deeper than in the horse. A deep groove leads from ll-^^iT^ temporal forward over the foramen ovale to the foramen rotundum -cenmcl the sella there is often a distinct prominence (Dorsum sells). The internal parietal crest is prominent anteriorly, but subsides further back. A faintly marked elevation represents the internal occipital protuberance. The petrous temporal bone projects into the ca Stock Photo

RMRDXRDY–. The anatomy of the domestic animals . Veterinary anatomy. SKTJLL OF THE OX AS A WHOLE 143 than the rest of the floor. The ethmoidal fossa are smaller, and the hypophyseal fossa or sella turcica is much deeper than in the horse. A deep groove leads from ll-^^iT^ temporal forward over the foramen ovale to the foramen rotundum -cenmcl the sella there is often a distinct prominence (Dorsum sells). The internal parietal crest is prominent anteriorly, but subsides further back. A faintly marked elevation represents the internal occipital protuberance. The petrous temporal bone projects into the ca

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RF2HNTTAN–Human skeleton anatomy Radius Bone 3D Rendering For Medical Concept

. Muscles of the horse [microform] : revised and simplified by W. P. McClure. Horses; Muscles; Chevaux; Muscles. â ^ MUSCLES OF THE HORSE. 6 Temporal Orii/in From the external surface of parietal, occipital and temporal bone. yJInsertion To the coronoid process of inferior maxilla. .g^Action To close mouth and give lateral motion to lower jaw.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. McClure, W. P. Toronto : William Stock Photo

RMRJ1R9N–. Muscles of the horse [microform] : revised and simplified by W. P. McClure. Horses; Muscles; Chevaux; Muscles. â ^ MUSCLES OF THE HORSE. 6 Temporal Orii/in From the external surface of parietal, occipital and temporal bone. yJInsertion To the coronoid process of inferior maxilla. .g^Action To close mouth and give lateral motion to lower jaw.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. McClure, W. P. Toronto : William

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. The anatomy of the domestic animals . Veterinary anatomy. 58 THE SKELETON OF THE HORSE part. The line of junction of the two parietal bones is marked internally by the internal parietal crest (Crista parietalis interna). The lateral border is beveled and is overlapped by the squamous temporal. Fig. 35.—Right Pariet.l Bone of New-born Fo.vl; Dorso-lateral View. 1, Junction with opposite bone; 2, junction with interparietal; 3, junction with occipital; 4, junction with squamoua temporal; .5, junction with frontal, bone, forming the squamous suture (Sutura squamosa). The angle of junction of t Stock Photo

RMRDYC8X–. The anatomy of the domestic animals . Veterinary anatomy. 58 THE SKELETON OF THE HORSE part. The line of junction of the two parietal bones is marked internally by the internal parietal crest (Crista parietalis interna). The lateral border is beveled and is overlapped by the squamous temporal. Fig. 35.—Right Pariet.l Bone of New-born Fo.vl; Dorso-lateral View. 1, Junction with opposite bone; 2, junction with interparietal; 3, junction with occipital; 4, junction with squamoua temporal; .5, junction with frontal, bone, forming the squamous suture (Sutura squamosa). The angle of junction of t

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. The anatomy of the domestic animals . Veterinary anatomy. Fig. 35.—Right Pariet.l Bone of New-born Fo.vl; Dorso-lateral View. 1, Junction with opposite bone; 2, junction with interparietal; 3, junction with occipital; 4, junction with squamoua temporal; .5, junction with frontal, bone, forming the squamous suture (Sutura squamosa). The angle of junction of the lateral and posterior borders articulates with the posterior angle of the temporal wing of the sphenoid. Development.—Each parietal bone ossifies in membrane from a single center.. Fig. 36.—Right Parietal Bone of New-born Foal, Cerebr Stock Photo

RMRDYC8P–. The anatomy of the domestic animals . Veterinary anatomy. Fig. 35.—Right Pariet.l Bone of New-born Fo.vl; Dorso-lateral View. 1, Junction with opposite bone; 2, junction with interparietal; 3, junction with occipital; 4, junction with squamoua temporal; .5, junction with frontal, bone, forming the squamous suture (Sutura squamosa). The angle of junction of the lateral and posterior borders articulates with the posterior angle of the temporal wing of the sphenoid. Development.—Each parietal bone ossifies in membrane from a single center.. Fig. 36.—Right Parietal Bone of New-born Foal, Cerebr

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. The anatomy of the domestic animals . Veterinary anatomy. 74 THE SKELETON OF THE HORSE external acoustic process projects outward through a deep notch in the ventral margin of the squamous temporal below the temporal crest. A little further back is the mastoid process, crossed in its upper part by a groove for the posterior meningeal artery. The orbital region comprises the orbit and the pterygo-palatine fossa. The Nuchal crest Occipital Interparietal Parietal Squamous temporal Frontal. Parietal crest Temporal fossa Temporal crext ^: Coronoid process Zygomatic arch Supraorbital process Supra Stock Photo

RMRDYC5J–. The anatomy of the domestic animals . Veterinary anatomy. 74 THE SKELETON OF THE HORSE external acoustic process projects outward through a deep notch in the ventral margin of the squamous temporal below the temporal crest. A little further back is the mastoid process, crossed in its upper part by a groove for the posterior meningeal artery. The orbital region comprises the orbit and the pterygo-palatine fossa. The Nuchal crest Occipital Interparietal Parietal Squamous temporal Frontal. Parietal crest Temporal fossa Temporal crext ^: Coronoid process Zygomatic arch Supraorbital process Supra

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. A text-book in general physiology and anatomy. Physiology, Comparative; Anatomy. Vision ;„ -^^ Fig. 197 — Diagrams illustrating localization of functions in the cerebrum; /, outer surface of left hemisphere; II, inner surface of same. Motor areas are shaded; Cc, corpus callosum; Fr, frontal lohe; Oc, occipital lohe; Pa, parietal lobe; ito, fissure of Rolando; ^y, Sylvian fissure; fTCi temporal lobe.. right side of the body and vice versa. The chief motor and sensory areas of the hemispheres are shown in Figure 197. Fiinctions of the medulla.— This is the center of those reflexes which contro Stock Photo

RMRDHRRA–. A text-book in general physiology and anatomy. Physiology, Comparative; Anatomy. Vision ;„ -^^ Fig. 197 — Diagrams illustrating localization of functions in the cerebrum; /, outer surface of left hemisphere; II, inner surface of same. Motor areas are shaded; Cc, corpus callosum; Fr, frontal lohe; Oc, occipital lohe; Pa, parietal lobe; ito, fissure of Rolando; ^y, Sylvian fissure; fTCi temporal lobe.. right side of the body and vice versa. The chief motor and sensory areas of the hemispheres are shown in Figure 197. Fiinctions of the medulla.— This is the center of those reflexes which contro

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. The practical shepherd: a complete treatise on the breeding, management and diseases of sheep. Sheep. THE HORNS AND THEIR DISEASES. 265. SKULL OF A HOENLESS SHEEP. 1, The Occipital bone. a. The parietal hones, the sutnre having disappeared. 3. The squamons portions of the temporal bone. 4. The meatus anditorius, or bony opening into the ear. 5. The frontal bones. 6. The openings through Tvhich blood-ressels pass to supply the forehead. 7. The bony orbits of the eye. 8. The zygomatic or molar bones. 9. The lachrymal bones. 10. The bones of the nose. 11. The upper jaw bone, 12. The foramen, th Stock Photo

RMRDNM72–. The practical shepherd: a complete treatise on the breeding, management and diseases of sheep. Sheep. THE HORNS AND THEIR DISEASES. 265. SKULL OF A HOENLESS SHEEP. 1, The Occipital bone. a. The parietal hones, the sutnre having disappeared. 3. The squamons portions of the temporal bone. 4. The meatus anditorius, or bony opening into the ear. 5. The frontal bones. 6. The openings through Tvhich blood-ressels pass to supply the forehead. 7. The bony orbits of the eye. 8. The zygomatic or molar bones. 9. The lachrymal bones. 10. The bones of the nose. 11. The upper jaw bone, 12. The foramen, th

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. The Cambridge natural history. Zoology. 572 EXTERNAL CHARACTERS OF GORILLA and it is a curious fact that the Siamang, which has a large laryngeal pouch, is not excelled in this respect by species in which this sac is not developed.. Fig. 273.âCerebrum of the Gibbon (//i/foftate*). (Lateral aspect.) c.c',c.c' Anterior and posterior central convolution ; fi, interparietal fissure ; fr, frontal lobe ; f.s, Sylvian fissure ; oc, occipital lobe ; jia, parietal lobe ; s.c, fissure of Rolando : tp, temporal lobe ; *, frontoâ orbital fissure. (From Wiedersheim's .Structure of Man.) Of Gorillas, gen Stock Photo

RMRDK7RN–. The Cambridge natural history. Zoology. 572 EXTERNAL CHARACTERS OF GORILLA and it is a curious fact that the Siamang, which has a large laryngeal pouch, is not excelled in this respect by species in which this sac is not developed.. Fig. 273.âCerebrum of the Gibbon (//i/foftate*). (Lateral aspect.) c.c',c.c' Anterior and posterior central convolution ; fi, interparietal fissure ; fr, frontal lobe ; f.s, Sylvian fissure ; oc, occipital lobe ; jia, parietal lobe ; s.c, fissure of Rolando : tp, temporal lobe ; *, frontoâ orbital fissure. (From Wiedersheim's .Structure of Man.) Of Gorillas, gen

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RMRJ1R9E–. Muscles of the horse [microform] : revised and simplified by W. P. McClure. Horses; Muscles; Chevaux; Muscles. â ^ MUSCLES OF THE HORSE. 6 Temporal Orii/in From the external surface of parietal, occipital and temporal bone. yJInsertion To the coronoid process of inferior maxilla. .g^Action To close mouth and give lateral motion to lower jaw.. Ori(jin Insertion Action Orif/ln Insertion Action Pterygroid erternus. From ala and pterygoid process of the sphenoid bone. To a depression below condyle on the inferior maxilla. To draw lower jaw forward, singly a lateral movement. Pterygoid internus.

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. The homœopathic veterinary doctor, giving the history, means of prevention, and symptoms of all diseases of the horse, ox, sheep, hog, dog, cat, poultry and birds, and the most approved methods of treatment. Veterinary medicine. The Bones of the Ox. i» Upper Jaw-Bone. 2, Nasal Bone. 3, Lachrymal Bone. 4, Cheek-Bone. 5, Forehead. 6, Horns. 7, Temporal. 8, Parietal. 9, Occipital. 10, Lower Jaw-Bone. 11, Grinders. 12, Nippers. 13, Lig-ament of the Neck. 14, Joints of the Back. 15, Atlas. 16, Dentata. 17, Eye-Socket. 18, vertebra: of the Neck. 19, Vertebras of the Back. 20, Vertebrre of the Loin Stock Photo

RMRE556D–. The homœopathic veterinary doctor, giving the history, means of prevention, and symptoms of all diseases of the horse, ox, sheep, hog, dog, cat, poultry and birds, and the most approved methods of treatment. Veterinary medicine. The Bones of the Ox. i» Upper Jaw-Bone. 2, Nasal Bone. 3, Lachrymal Bone. 4, Cheek-Bone. 5, Forehead. 6, Horns. 7, Temporal. 8, Parietal. 9, Occipital. 10, Lower Jaw-Bone. 11, Grinders. 12, Nippers. 13, Lig-ament of the Neck. 14, Joints of the Back. 15, Atlas. 16, Dentata. 17, Eye-Socket. 18, vertebra: of the Neck. 19, Vertebras of the Back. 20, Vertebrre of the Loin

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. Principles of veterinary science; a text-book for use in agricultural schools. Veterinary medicine. 36 PRINCIPLES OF VETERINARY SCIENCE A process is a projection or elevation. A tuberosity is a rough or obtuse process. A tubercle is a small and usually more or less pointed process. A condyle is a rounded and somewhat elongated process. A fossa is an irregular ditch-like depression. A foramen is an aperature for the passage of vessels and nerves. A facet is a flat articular surface. Occipital Parietal 1 J Squamous temporal . Frontal Lacrimal. Fig. 5.—Skull of the horse (right view): 1, 2, O Stock Photo

RMRE03DJ–. Principles of veterinary science; a text-book for use in agricultural schools. Veterinary medicine. 36 PRINCIPLES OF VETERINARY SCIENCE A process is a projection or elevation. A tuberosity is a rough or obtuse process. A tubercle is a small and usually more or less pointed process. A condyle is a rounded and somewhat elongated process. A fossa is an irregular ditch-like depression. A foramen is an aperature for the passage of vessels and nerves. A facet is a flat articular surface. Occipital Parietal 1 J Squamous temporal . Frontal Lacrimal. Fig. 5.—Skull of the horse (right view): 1, 2, O

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. The dog in health and disease. Comprising the various modes of breaking and using him for hunting, coursing, shooting, etc., and including the points or characteristics of all dogs, which are entirely rewritten. Dog breeds; Dogs. 394 ANATOMY OF THE DOG.. The Skeleton of the Dog. (Youatt.) THE HEAD. 1. The intermaxillary bone. i. Nasal bone. 3. Maxilla superior. 4. Lachrymal boue. 5. Zygomatic bone. * 6. Orbit. 7. Frontal bone. 8. Parietal bone. 9. 9. Occipital bone. 10, 10, 10. Temporal bone. n, 11, 11. Inferior maxillary or jaw- bone. 12, 12. Seven inferior maxillary molar teeth. x3> J3 Stock Photo

RMRE0B7Y–. The dog in health and disease. Comprising the various modes of breaking and using him for hunting, coursing, shooting, etc., and including the points or characteristics of all dogs, which are entirely rewritten. Dog breeds; Dogs. 394 ANATOMY OF THE DOG.. The Skeleton of the Dog. (Youatt.) THE HEAD. 1. The intermaxillary bone. i. Nasal bone. 3. Maxilla superior. 4. Lachrymal boue. 5. Zygomatic bone. * 6. Orbit. 7. Frontal bone. 8. Parietal bone. 9. 9. Occipital bone. 10, 10, 10. Temporal bone. n, 11, 11. Inferior maxillary or jaw- bone. 12, 12. Seven inferior maxillary molar teeth. x3> J3

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RMRE5569–. The homœopathic veterinary doctor, giving the history, means of prevention, and symptoms of all diseases of the horse, ox, sheep, hog, dog, cat, poultry and birds, and the most approved methods of treatment. Veterinary medicine. The Bones of the Ox. i» Upper Jaw-Bone. 2, Nasal Bone. 3, Lachrymal Bone. 4, Cheek-Bone. 5, Forehead. 6, Horns. 7, Temporal. 8, Parietal. 9, Occipital. 10, Lower Jaw-Bone. 11, Grinders. 12, Nippers. 13, Lig-ament of the Neck. 14, Joints of the Back. 15, Atlas. 16, Dentata. 17, Eye-Socket. 18, vertebra: of the Neck. 19, Vertebras of the Back. 20, Vertebrre of the Loin

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. Anthropoid apes. Apes. 108 ANTHROPOID APES. parallel between it and the human head. It must be admitted that we find, especially in primitive peoples, many human skulls which in their whole plastic form differ little from the skulls of young. Fig. 34.—Human skull, a. Nasal bone, b, Upper jaw. c. Lower jaw, d. Occi- pital bone, c. Temporal bone. /, Parietal Iwne. g, Frontal bone, ft. Malar bone. gorillas, chimpanzees, and orangs. Even in the way the occipital bone is rounded off, young anthro- poids and men are often found in a similar stage of development. The squamous occipital portion. Ple Stock Photo

RMRDJ6DC–. Anthropoid apes. Apes. 108 ANTHROPOID APES. parallel between it and the human head. It must be admitted that we find, especially in primitive peoples, many human skulls which in their whole plastic form differ little from the skulls of young. Fig. 34.—Human skull, a. Nasal bone, b, Upper jaw. c. Lower jaw, d. Occi- pital bone, c. Temporal bone. /, Parietal Iwne. g, Frontal bone, ft. Malar bone. gorillas, chimpanzees, and orangs. Even in the way the occipital bone is rounded off, young anthro- poids and men are often found in a similar stage of development. The squamous occipital portion. Ple

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