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Fig. 3. Profile view of neuro-cranium, visceral cranium, and upper part of neck skeleton

The cartilage is everywhere "stippled."

A.C. - auditory capsule
A.T. - ala temporalis or pars zygomatica (the third division of the 5th nerve is seen crossing its outerside)
C. - cricoid cartilage
C.Ty. - chorda tympani nerve
C2 - neural arch of second cervical vertebra
C3 - neural arch of third cervical vertebra
C.B. - connective tissue bar which forms part of outer wall of orbit which will later ossify to complete the malar bone and external angular process of the frontal bone
E.P. - ethmoidal plate
F. - frontal bone
I.C. - internal carotid artery
H. - cerato- - epi- - stylo- and tympano-hyal
G.O.N. - great occipital nerve passing backwards from second cervical nerve
L.D. - lacrymal duct;L.N.P. lateral nasal process
Ma. - malar bone (behind and deep to it the palate bone is seen)
Mn. - mandible with Meckel's cartilage (Mt.) running backwards from it and forming malleus cartilage
Mx. - maxilla - showing the infraorbital groove through which the infraorbital nerve is running
N.C. - nasal capsule
O.P. - ala orbitalis or lesser wing pointing backwards towards P.P. - the parietal plate
P.P. - parietal plate
S.O.M. - spino-occipital membrane
S.Z. - squamoso-zygomatic
T.S. - tectum synoticum
T.F. - temporal fossa limited behind and above by a groove
V. - vacuity caused by large vein or extravasation
V.S. - vagus and sympathetic ganglion.

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Reference

Fawcett E. Description of a reconstruction of the head of a thirty-millimetre embryo. (1910) J Anat. Physiol. 44(4): 303-11.

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 The cartilage is everywhere "stippled."
+* '''A.C.''' -  auditory capsule
+* '''A.T.''' -  ala temporalis or pars zygomatica (the third division of the 5th nerve is seen crossing its outerside)
+* '''C.''' -  cricoid cartilage
+* '''C.Ty.''' -  chorda tympani nerve
+* '''C2 - neural arch of second cervical vertebra
+* '''C3 -  neural arch of third cervical vertebra
+* '''C.B.''' -   connective tissue bar which forms part of outer wall of orbit which will later ossify to complete the malar bone and external angular process of the frontal bone
+* '''E.P.''' -   ethmoidal plate
+* '''F.''' -   frontal bone
+* '''I.C.''' -   internal carotid artery
+* '''H.''' -   cerato- -  epi- -  stylo- and tympano-hyal
+* '''G.O.N.''' -   great occipital nerve passing backwards from second cervical nerve
+* '''L.D.''' -  lacrymal duct;L.N.P. lateral nasal process
+* '''Ma.''' -   malar bone (behind and deep to it the palate bone is seen)
+* '''Mn.''' -   mandible with Meckel's cartilage (Mt.) running backwards from it and forming malleus cartilage
+* '''Mx.''' -   maxilla -  showing the infraorbital groove through which the infraorbital nerve is running
+* '''N.C.''' -   nasal capsule
+* '''O.P.''' -   ala orbitalis or lesser wing pointing backwards towards P.P.''' -   the parietal plate
+* '''P.P.''' -   parietal plate
+* '''S.O.M.''' -   spino-occipital membrane
+* '''S.Z.''' -  squamoso-zygomatic
+* '''T.S.''' -   tectum synoticum
+* '''T.F.''' -   temporal fossa limited behind and above by a groove
+* '''V.''' -   vacuity caused by large vein or extravasation
+* '''V.S.''' -   vagus and sympathetic ganglion.
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