Elementary anatomy and physiology : for colleges, academies, and other schools elementaryanato00hitc Year: 1869 AND PHYSIOLOGY. 43 107. Frontal, Trmporal, Parie- tNbj Occipital, Spdenoid, and Eth- moid Bones.—The Frontal Bone is sit- uated in the upper and front part of the head, occupy- ing that portion of the skull called the forehead. It is mainly a flat bone, but the portion lying above the eye is hollow, in order that protection may be afforded to this delicate organ, as well as to give sufficient prominence to the up- per part of the face. The two Temporal Bones cover the front part of
Elementary anatomy and physiology : for colleges, academies, and other schools elementaryanato00hitc Year: 1869 AND PHYSIOLOGY. 43 107. Frontal, Trmporal, Parie- tNbj Occipital, Spdenoid, and Eth- moid Bones.—The Frontal Bone is sit- uated in the upper and front part of the head, occupy- ing that portion of the skull called the forehead. It is mainly a flat bone, but the portion lying above the eye is hollow, in order that protection may be afforded to this delicate organ, as well as to give sufficient prominence to the up- per part of the face. The two Temporal Bones cover the front part of each side of the skull in that position com- monly known as the temples, and each bone is a little larger than the space which is pro- tected by the external ear. In the inner por- tions, called the petrous, are located the organs Fig. 44. 1, Frontal. 2, Parietal. 3, Occipital. 4, Temporal. 5, Nasal 9, Mandible. 6, Malar. 7, Upper Jaw. 8, Lachrymal. FlG. 45.
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