Calvaria

This anatomy tutorial explores the calvaria, the top portion of the skull, focusing on its structures and bones. It covers the frontal bone, including its squamous, orbital, and nasal parts, and discusses the parietal bones and their connections via sutures like the coronal, sagittal, and lambdoid sutures. The tutorial also examines the occipital bone and features visible from the inferior view, such as the frontal crest, sagittal sinus, and arterial grooves.

Describe the significance of the parietal foramina.

What is the role of the occipital bone in the structure of the skull?

What is the function of the granular foveolae found in the calvaria?