Integumentary bone structure and skull

what is a process

what does fossa mean

what is a foramen

name the C1 vertebrae

how is it identified? function?

what is C2 named? function?

flat anterior bone (forehead)

small midline bone, nose bridge

nasal bone

cheek bone

forms anteromedial (inner middle) side of eye socket

dense connective tissue between the frontal bone and parietal bones

posterior to the coronal suture

dense connective tissue between the parietal bones and the temporal bones

bones inferior to the squamosal suture

dense connective tissue that joins the parietal bones to the occipital bones

bone interior to lambdoidal suture

bone anterior to the temporal bone

medial surface of orbital cavity, it has multiple little holes in it. you can see it through the front of the nose
(contains sinus)

upper jaw bone

moveable lower jaw bone

what is the integument layer made of? 

what is the layer beneath it?

what is the dermis made of?

what is C7 named?

unhardened cartilage for fetuses

fontanelle posterior the frontal bone

fontanelle posterior the parietal bones

fontanelle superior to the sphenoid bone

fontanelle between the temporal bone and the occipital bone

C1 fuses to this part of the C2 to provide stability

large broad thickened area inferior to the dens