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* '''C.''' - cricoid cartilage | * '''C.''' - cricoid cartilage | ||
* '''C.Ty.''' - chorda tympani nerve | * '''C.Ty.''' - chorda tympani nerve | ||
* '''C2 - neural arch of second cervical vertebra | * '''C2''' - neural arch of second cervical vertebra | ||
* '''C3 - neural arch of third 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 | * '''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 | * '''E.P.''' - ethmoidal plate | ||
* '''F.''' - frontal bone | * '''F.''' - frontal bone | ||
* '''I.C.''' - internal carotid artery | * '''I.C.''' - internal carotid artery | ||
* '''H.''' - cerato- | * '''H.''' - cerato-, epi-, stylo- and tympano-hyal | ||
* '''G.O.N.''' - great occipital nerve passing backwards from second cervical nerve | * '''G.O.N.''' - great occipital nerve passing backwards from second cervical nerve | ||
* '''L.D.''' - lacrymal duct | * '''L.D.''' - lacrymal duct | ||
* '''L.N.P.''' - lateral nasal process | |||
* '''Ma.''' - malar bone (behind and deep to it the palate bone is seen) | * '''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 | * '''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 | * '''Mx.''' - maxilla - showing the infraorbital groove through which the infraorbital nerve is running | ||
* '''N.C.''' - nasal capsule | * '''N.C.''' - nasal capsule | ||
* '''O.P.''' - ala orbitalis or lesser wing pointing backwards towards P.P. | * '''O.P.''' - ala orbitalis or lesser wing pointing backwards towards P.P. the parietal plate | ||
* '''P.P.''' - parietal plate | * '''P.P.''' - parietal plate | ||
* '''S.O.M.''' - spino-occipital membrane | * '''S.O.M.''' - spino-occipital membrane | ||
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* '''V.S.''' - vagus and sympathetic ganglion. | * '''V.S.''' - vagus and sympathetic ganglion. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:23, 22 May 2017
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.
Links: Fig 1 | Fig 2 | Fig 3 | Fig 4 | Skull Development | Carnegie stage 23
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- Edward Fawcett Links: 1906 Palate | 1910 Head | 1910 Sphenoid | 1911 Maxilla, vomer, and paraseptal cartilages | 1913 Clavicle | 1930 Mandible | Fawcett image | Edward Fawcett
Reference
Fawcett E. Description of a reconstruction of the head of a thirty-millimetre embryo. (1910) J Anat. Physiol. 44(4): 303-11.
Cite this page: Hill, M.A. (2024, April 19) Embryology Fawcett1910 fig03.jpg. Retrieved from https://embryology.med.unsw.edu.au/embryology/index.php/File:Fawcett1910_fig03.jpg
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