infraorbital
circumorbital series
Dermal bone that is located anterior, ventral or posterior to the eye. Infraorbital bones may or may not contain the infraorbital sensory canal. Infraorbital bones are numbered starting with the anteriormost element of the series.
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| Tür | Bone |
| Ana Yapı | facial bone |
| Latince Adı | circumorbital series |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the infraorbital?
Dermal bone that is located anterior, ventral or posterior to the eye. Infraorbital bones may or may not contain the infraorbital sensory canal. Infraorbital bones are numbered starting with the anteriormost element of the series.
What is the Latin name for the infraorbital?
The Latin name for the infraorbital is circumorbital series.
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Data sources: Terminologia Anatomica, Foundational Model of Anatomy, Wikidata.
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