- Frontal
Bone
- Lacrimal Bone
- Mandible
- Maxilla
1.
Palatal Plate of the Maxilla
2.
Maxillary Tuberosity
- Nasal
Bone
- Occipital
Bone:
1.
External Occipital Protuberance
2.
Inferior Nuchal Line
3.
Occipital Condyle
4.
Pharyngeal Tubercle
5.
Superior Nuchal Line
- Palatine
Bone
- Parietal
Bone
- Sphenoid Bone:
1.
Hamulus
2.
Medial and Lateral Pterygoid Plates
3.
Spine
- Temporal
Bone
1.
Mastoid Process of the Temporal
2.
Tympanic Portion of the Temporal
3.
Zygomatic
Portion of the Temporal
4.
Squamous Portion of the Temporal
5.
Styloid Process
6.
Petrous
Portion of the Temporal
- Vomer
- Zygomatic
Bone
You can now study the foramina of the skull (in alphabetical order):
- Anterior
and Posterior Ethmoidal Foramina
- Carotid
Canal
- Condylar
Canal
- External
Auditory Meatus
- Foramen
Cecum
- Foramen
Lacerum
- Foramen
Magnum
- Foramen
Rotundum
- Foramen
Ovale
- Foramen
Spinosum
- Greater
and Lesser Petrosal Grooves
- Greater
Palatine Foramen
- Hypoglossal
Canal
- Infraorbital
Foramen
- Incisive
Foramen
- Jugular
Foramen
- Mental
Foramen
- Mandibular
Foramen
- Nasolacrimal
Foramen
- Olfactory
Foramina in Cribriform Plate
- Optic
Canal
- Petrotampanic
Fissure
- Posterior
Superior Alveolar Foramina
- Posterior
and Anterior Ethmoidal Foramina
- Pterygomaxillary
Fissure
- Sphenopalatine
Foramen
- Stylomastoid
Foramen
- Superior
and Inferior Orbital Fissures
- Supraorbital
Foramen
- Zygomaticofacial
Foramen
- Zygomaticotemporal
Foramen
Other important features to know include the following (in alphabetical order):
- Coronal
Suture
- Infratemporal
Fossa
- Lambdoid
Suture
- Mandibular
Fossa
- Nasal
Conchae (Inferior, Middle, Superior)
- Pterion
- Pterygopalatine
Fossa
- Petrotympanic
Fissure
- Sagittal
Suture
- Superior
and Inferior Orbital Fissures