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skull Flashcards

1
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3 parts of the vertebrate skull bony fish

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Splanchnocranium (Visceral Cranium)
Chondracranium (Cartilage Cranium)
Neurocranium
dermatocranium (Dermal Cranium)

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2
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splanchocranium develops from

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pharyngeal arches

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3
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mandibular arch has the

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platoquadrate (incus) and meckels cartilage (malleus

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4
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the hyoid arch has the (3)

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hypomandibular (stapes), ceratobranchial(hyoid), and basibranchial(hyoidbone)

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5
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brachial arches 3-7

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pharyngobranchial, epibranchial, ceratobranchial, hypobranchial, basibranchial

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6
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Auditory ossicles

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malleus, incus, stapes

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7
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Chondrocranium
paired cartilages (4)

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Trabeculae, parachordals, polar cartilages, occipital cartilages

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8
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sensory capsules

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nasal optic otic

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9
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what is a beauchene skull

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a disarticulated exploded skull

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10
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cranial bones of the skull (6)

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occipital, parietal, frontal, temporal (petrous part, internal and external acoustic meatus) sphenoid ethmoid

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11
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facial bones of the skull (8)

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maxillae, palatine, nasal, inferior nasal conchae, zygomatic, lacrimal, vomer, and mandible

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12
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Bones that form the orbit (7)

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Frontal, sphenoid (greater and lesser wing), zygomatic, ethmoid, lacrimal, palatine, and maxillary

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13
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Temporomandibular joint includes (4)

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Temporal bone, mandibular fossa, mandible, condylar process

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14
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parts of ethmoid bone

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Cribiform plate, crista galli

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15
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parts of sphenoid bone

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sella turcica, hypophyseal fossa

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16
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parts of the hard palate

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maxilla and palatine

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17
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lamprey skull

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no jaw, splanchnocranium (supports pharyngeal slits and roof of mouth)

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18
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chondrichthyes skull

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gnathostome (jawed), branchial arches, spiracle ( opening caudle to eye, reduced gill slit, present in most sharks and rays)

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19
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Bony fish

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jawed, operculum bony covering protecting gills

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20
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what are paranasal sinuses

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mucus and air filled cavities in skull

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21
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paranasal sinuses ______ the skull

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lighten

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22
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paranasal sinuses are _______ ______ for speech

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resonance chambers

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23
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What are the 4 skull bones that contain paranasal sinuses

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frontal, sphenoid, ethmoid, and maxillary bones

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24
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bovine sinuses are located (5)

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in the front, palatomaxillary, lacrimal, sphenoidal, conchal bones

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25
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the three bovine frontal sinus compartments are

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latera rostral frontal sinus, medial rostral fontal sinus, and caudal frontal sinus

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26
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chondrichthyes have a modified ________ attachment

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Amphistyly

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27
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chondrichthyes have a

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enlarged hyoid arch

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28
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chondrichthyes have a absent

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dermatocranium

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29
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chondrichthyes mandible is fromed from

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meckels cartilage

30
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chondrichthyes the platoquadrate is fully

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functional

31
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chondrichthyes the hypomandibular is the hyoid is not directly attached to the

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palatoquadrate

32
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Osteichthyes (bony fish) are __________ so they have jaws

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Gnathostomes

33
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Osteichthyes (bony fish) have a ________ and a _______ that are freely articulated

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Premaxilla and maxilla

34
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Osteichthyes (bony fish) have a lower jar with

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teeth

35
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Osteichthyes (bony fish) have a

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hyostylic jaw attachment

36
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Amphibian skulls have a _______ and a _____

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premaxilla and maxilla ( typically tooth bearing)

37
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Amphibian skulls have a paired ______

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vomer ( tooth bearing)

38
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Amphibian skulls have a ________ which develops from the ________

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columella; Hypomandibular

39
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Amphibian skulls are a _______ so they have ________ jaw attachment

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Quadrate; Metautostylic

40
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Reptiles have a _____ attachment

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Metautostylic; mandible attaches to the qudrate

41
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Reptiles have fenestrae which are

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opening in the outer dermatocranium

42
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anapsids means there are no

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fenestrae

43
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diapsids have

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2 temporal fenestrae

44
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lizards are modified

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diapsids

45
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snakes are missing upper and lower temporal

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bones

46
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snakes have many multiple cranial bones that are ______

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movable

47
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osteichthyes- amia is a _______ _____ fish

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primitive bony

48
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modern fish are typically grouped as

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teleosts

49
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in mammals the jugal is typically called the

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zygomatic bone

50
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mammals have a ________ attachment

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craniostylic

51
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in bovine the canine and incisive teeth are ______ in the upper jaw

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absent

52
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instead of teeth in the upper jaw bovine have a

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dental pad

53
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bovine have __ teeth in the lower jaw

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8

54
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autostylic

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auto- self ( upper jaw is connected directly to the cranium)

55
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amphistylic

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amphi-both (upper jaw is braced against the cranium)

56
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hyostylic

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hyo-attachment to the hyoid

57
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metautostylic

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meta-indicated change ( jaw is attached to the braincase through the quadrate bone)

58
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craniostylic

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cranio-attachment to cranium (jaw is directly attached to the skull bone)

59
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The splanchnocranium is the _____ cranium

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Visceral

60
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The splanchnocranium supports ____

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Gills

61
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The splanchnocranium is the attachment site for ____

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Respiratory muscles

62
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The splanchnocranium contributes to the

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Jaw and hyoid

63
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The Chondrocranium is ______ cranium

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Cartilage

64
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The Chondrocranium is ventral to the ____

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Brain

65
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The Chondrocranium supports the ____ and _______ organs

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Brain and sensory

66
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The Chondrocranium has ______ bone and ossification

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Endochondral

67
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The dermatocranium is the _____ cranium

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Dermal

68
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The dermatocranium is the outer most ____

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Cranium

69
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The dermatocranium is predominant in ___

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amniotes

70
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The dermatocranium is composed of

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Dermal bone

71
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The dermatocranium has ________ ossification

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Intramembranous

72
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comparative anatomy (17 decks)

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