. Quain's Elements of anatomy. B. MAX. PROC. LACH. PROC. ETHM PROC. Fig. 60.— Right inferior turbinate bone: A, inner view; B, outer view. (Drawn by D. Grunn.) lachrymal bone ; behind this it is folded downwards in i\iQ maxillarijprocess, ioruimgpart of the inner wall of the antrum below the entrance into that cavity (fig. 69) ;above and behind this, it presents a variable projection, the ethmoidal process, whicharticulates with the uncinate process of the ethmoid ; and posteriorly it is attachedto the inferior turbinate crest of the palate bone. The posterior extremity iselongated, sharp and
. Quain's Elements of anatomy. B. MAX. PROC. LACH. PROC. ETHM PROC. Fig. 60.— Right inferior turbinate bone: A, inner view; B, outer view. (Drawn by D. Grunn.) lachrymal bone ; behind this it is folded downwards in i\iQ maxillarijprocess, ioruimgpart of the inner wall of the antrum below the entrance into that cavity (fig. 69) ;above and behind this, it presents a variable projection, the ethmoidal process, whicharticulates with the uncinate process of the ethmoid ; and posteriorly it is attachedto the inferior turbinate crest of the palate bone. The posterior extremity iselongated, sharp and pointed ; the anterior flattened and broader. This bone is marked by irregular pits, grooves and canals for vessels, which aredirected for the most part longitudinally, but not, as the turbinal parts of the ethmoidare, with vertical grooves for the olfactory nerves. THE INFERIOR MAXILLARY BONE. The lower jaw, inferior maxilla, mandible, is the thickest and strongest bone ofthe face, and moves on the rest of the skull by means of a pair of condyles articu-lating
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