Arch 270 Felis Catus Skeleton

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For the most part naming the labeled sections, purpose of some bones.
Jayda Jessee
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Pregunta Respuesta
Mandibular Symphysis
Diastema
Masseteric fossa
Coronoid process
Condyloid process
Angular process
Atlas (C1) supports the head (A) neural canal (B) neural arch (C) Atlantal foramen (D) transverse process (E) transverse foramen
What is this bone, name significant parts (esp. star), purpose Axis (C2), allows for rotation of the head, located below the atlas. (A) dens (B) centrum (C) transverse foramen (D) transverse process (E) N/A (F) neural process
Cervical vertebrae (A) spinous process (B) neural arch (C) cranial articular process (D) neural canal (E) transverse foramen (F) centrum (G) transverse process
Thoracic vertebrae (A) spinous process (B) neural arch (C) transverse process (D) neural canal (E) centrum
Sacrum
Scapula (F) clavicles (A) infraspinous process (B) spine (C) supraspinous process (D) coracoid process (E) glenoid fossa
Humerus (A) greater tuberosity (B) lesser tuberosity (C) supracondyloid foramen (D) olecranon fossa (E) trochlea (F) lateral epicondyle (G) capitulum (H) medial epicondyle
(A) ulna (B) radius (C) olecranon process (D) semilunar (trochlear) notch (E) head (F) bicipital tuberosity (G) styloid process
Forefoot (A) ulna (B) radiu (C) carpals (D) metacarpals (E) proximal phalanges (F) intermediate phalanges (G) distal phalanges with claws
Sternum (A) manubrium (B) sternebrae (C) costal cartilage (D) xiphoid process
Os Coxae (A) ilium (B) ischium (C) pubis (D) pubic symphysis (E) obturator foramen
Femur (A) head (B) neck (C) greater trochanter (D) lesser trochanter (E) medial condyle (F) lateral condyle
(A) tibia (B) fibula (C) lateral malleolus (D) medial malleolus
(A) calcaneus (B) talus (C) metatarsals (D) intermediate phalanges (E) distal phalanges
(1) frontal bone (2) nasal bone (3) ethmoid bone (4) maxilla (5) N/A (6) lacrimal bone (7) premaxilla (8) parietal bone (9) interparietal bone (10) sphenoid bone (11) occipital bone (12) temporal bone (13) N/A (14) external auditory meatus (15) mastoid process (16) tympanic/auditory bulla(e) (N) nasolacrimal canal (T) temporal fossa (M) mandibular fossa
(1) premaxilla (2) maxilla (3) zygomatic/jugal bone (4) palatine bone (5) N/A, (6) N/A (7, 8) presphenoid (vormer inside) (9) N/A, (10) sphenoid (11) basisphenoid (12) N/A (13) mastoid process (14) tympanic/auditory bulla (A) alisphenoid (C) occipital condyle (F) foramen magnum
(1) premaxilla (2) nasal bone (3) maxilla (4) N/A (5) zygomatic/jugal bone (6) N/A (7) frontal bone (8) temporal bone(s) (9) parietal bone(s) (10) interparietal bone (11) occipital bone (12) N/A (P) postorbital process (S) sagittal crest (L) lambdoid ridge
Carotid Canal
Jugular foramen
Tooth Comb
Postorital bar
(A) Nuchal crest (B) Sagittal crest (C) supraorbital tori(s)
hyoid bone
(A) coronoid suture (B) sagittal suture (C) lambdoid suture
supraorbital notch (foramen)
optic canal
(1) Protoconid (2) Metaconid (3) Hypoconid (4) Entoconid (5) Hypoconulid
(1) Paracone (2) Protocone (3) Metacone (4) Hypocone
(1) Protoconid (2) Metaconid (3) Hypoconid (4) Entoconid (5) Hypoconulid
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