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Viscerocranium may
refer to one of two
related concepts: In
human anatomy and development,
viscerocranium usually refers to
elements of the
skull that...
- development, the
facial skeleton is
sometimes called the
membranous viscerocranium,
which comprises the
mandible and
dermatocranial elements that are not...
- The
splanchnocranium (or
visceral skeleton) is the
portion of the
cranium that is
derived from
pharyngeal arches.
Splanchno indicates to the gut because...
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important bone in the midface. It
provides structural support for the
viscerocranium. It is
perforated by
numerous foramina for the p****age of the nutrient...
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sphenoidal body and at the
sphenoidal conchae).
eleven bones of the
viscerocranium—, two
nasal bones, two maxillae, two lacrimals, two palatines, two inferior...
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cranial bones that
houses and
protect the brain—and the
facial skeleton (
viscerocranium)
composed of
fourteen bones, not
including the
three ossicles of the...
- bones: two of the neurocranium, the
frontal and ethmoid, and two of the
viscerocranium, the
maxilla and the
inferior nasal concha. In
early lobe-finned fishes...
- is
classified as true HFH (THFH) with
unilateral enlargement of the
viscerocranium, and
partial HFH (PHFH) in
which not all
structures are enlarged. Hemifacial...
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unique through the
anatomical variation present in the
bones of the
viscerocranium (and neurocranium). The
bones involved in
shaping the face are mainly...
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bones form the
calvaria (skullcap). The
facial skeleton (membranous
viscerocranium) is
formed by the
bones supporting the face, and
includes the mandible...
