epiotic
epioccipital
Endochondral bone that borders that medial edge of the posttemporal fossa. The epiotics are sutured to parietals and supraoccipital dorsally, the exoccipitals ventrally and the pterotics laterally. The epiotic is a paired bone.
| Type | Bone |
| Parent Structure | endochondral bone |
| Latin Name | epioccipital |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the epiotic?
Endochondral bone that borders that medial edge of the posttemporal fossa. The epiotics are sutured to parietals and supraoccipital dorsally, the exoccipitals ventrally and the pterotics laterally. The epiotic is a paired bone.
What is the Latin name for the epiotic?
The Latin name for the epiotic is epioccipital.
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