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        | encloses and protects brain |  | 
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        | forms anterior portion of the skull above the eyes (the forehead) |  | 
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        | one on each side of the skull, posterior to frontal bone. forms sides and roof of the cranium |  | 
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        | forms back of skill and base of cranium. |  | 
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        | opening in the lower surface, nerve fibers pass through from brain to enter vertebral canal |  | 
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        | rounded processes on each side of the foramen magnum, articulate with first vertebra |  | 
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        | form parts of the sides and base of the cranium. located near the inferior margin is an opening that leads to the internal ear. |  | 
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        | central bone of the skull |  | 
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        | forms most of the upper nasal region |  | 
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        | inferior and lateral to the eyes. form the cheeks. |  | 
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        | joins the zygomatic and temporal bones |  | 
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        | form the bridge of the nose |  | 
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        | the lower jawbone. only moveable bone in skull |  | 
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        | smallest bone of the face. form medial wall of each orbital cavity. each has an opening through which tear ducts enter the nasal cavity |  | 
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        | incompletely developed bones are separated by soft, membraneous areas. |  | 
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        | located in the neck between the mandible and the larynx. not attached to any other bone. supports the tongue |  | 
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