Coronal, Sagittal, and Lambdoid all describe areas of intersection of skull bones called: a. ) condyles b.) sutures c.) fossa d.) groove e.) protuberances The superior orbital fissure is a: Group of answer choices a. narrow, slit-like opening in the sphenoid b. small, round opening in the mandible bone c. shallow, basin like depression of the scapula d. rounded projection on the vertebrae

Coronal, Sagittal, and Lambdoid all describe areas of intersection of skull bones called: a. ) condyles b.) sutures c.) fossa d.) groove e.) protuberances The superior orbital fissure is a: Group of answer choices a. narrow, slit-like opening in the sphenoid b. small, round opening in the mandible bone c. shallow, basin like depression of the scapula d. rounded projection on the vertebrae

Body Structures & Functions

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Chapter6: Skeletal System

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