Label the following: Zygomatic bones * Lacrimal bones * Coronal suture notch/foramen * Inferior orbital foramen * Glabella * Superior orbital fissure * Inferior orbital fissure. Sagittal suture * Superior orbital 6 1 2 7 4 8 9

ILJ, etC.) are associated (attach to or nearby) with the mastoid process? 6. Which bone is the Greater trochanter located on? femur 7. Please describe the location of the Greater trochanter in relationship to other boney landmarks (Please use anatomical language/terminology) 8. What structures (tendons, muscles, ligaments, joints, other bony landmarks, etc.) are associated (attach to or nearby) with the Greater trochanter?

5. Label the following diagram of an anterior view of the skull. 2 3. 4 6. 3. 7. 4. 8. 9. 5. 10 IChrictino Eckel

The skull bones are divided into two regions. What are those regions: REGION#1: REGION #2: For REGION #1 only, answer the following questions: 1. What is the calvaria? the base? • Which bones form each of these structural features? 2. How does the skull accommodate the structures of the brain? List three skeletal structures that perform this function (include the bones on which the structures are found). For both regions, answer the following questions: 1. Which bones within each region are paired, meaning both a right and left bone exist? 2. Which bones contribute to superior, medial, lateral, and inferior walls of the orbit? 3. Which bones contribute to the nasal cavity? 4. For each of the colloquial terms below, provide the bone and feature that forms the structure. More than one bone may contribute. o Forehead o Temples • Cheekbone o Brow ridge o Bridge of nose • Nasal septum o Jaw • Chin