Skeletal System: The Skull Bones

This video covers the bones of the skull. It covers general bones as well as intricate details including sutures, processes, and foramen.
This is the first of three videos covering the anatomy and physiology I labs on the skeletal system .
Done by Dr. Wallis, Professor at State College of Florida.

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I chose this video because it's not too complicated, I just wish it was not dark so I can see the color inside the cavities

[@isaacalvarez2980]

U didnt go over ethmoid bone? ( u went over crista galli And cribriform plate but not The actual ethmoid bone)

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My bad.... I'm not going of a list so sometimes something slips my mind. The ethmoid bone is directly posterior to the lacrimal bone when you look at the front of the skull and look at the medial aspect of the orbit (eye socket). You can also view it from inside the skull where the cribriform plates and Crista gali are.

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