Difference between revisions of "Skull"

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The skull consists of two bones: the [[cranium]] and the [[mandible]]. A skull that is missing its mandible is only a cranium.
 
The skull consists of two bones: the [[cranium]] and the [[mandible]]. A skull that is missing its mandible is only a cranium.
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Human skull (anterior view)
Human skull (lateral view)

The skull is a bony structure found in many animals which provides the framework for the head and protects the head and brain against injury. Animals with skulls are called Craniates.

The skull consists of two bones: the cranium and the mandible. A skull that is missing its mandible is only a cranium.