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The image shows a view of the sphenoid bone from the inside of the skull, with the lesser wing in the centre of the image and the greater wing surrounding it. The bone can be recognised by its butterfly shape. The squamous part is the largest part of the temporal bone, slightly convex in shape and forming the temporal fossa in the region of the middle cranial fossa on the inside of the skull. This bone is located immediately posterior to the bone shown in the image. However, the blue arrow indicates the more extensive part of the sphenoid bone, which is the greater wing, located laterally.
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Squamous part of the temporal bone
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The image shows a view of the sphenoid bone from the inside of the skull, with the lesser wing in the centre of the image and the greater wing surrounding it. The bone can be recognised by its butterfly shape. The blue arrow indicates the more extensive part of the bone, which is the greater wing, located laterally.
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Greater wing of the sphenoid
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The image shows a view of the sphenoid bone from the inside of the skull, with the lesser wing in the centre of the image and the greater wing surrounding it. The bone can be recognised by its butterfly shape. The parietal bones are paired bones, which overly the parietal lobes of the brain and forming the top of the skull. They are connected by the sagittal suture. However, the blue arrow indicates the more extensive part of the sphenoid bone, which is the greater wing, located laterally.
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Parietal bone
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The image shows a view of the sphenoid bone from the inside of the skull, with the lesser wing in the centre of the image and the greater wing surrounding it. The bone can be recognised by its butterfly shape. The lesser wing of the sphenoid is found in the medial part of the bone, where most of the foramina are located. However, the blue arrow indicates the more extensive part of the bone, which is the greater wing, located laterally.
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Lesser wing of the sphenoid
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The image shows a view of the sphenoid bone from the inside of the skull, with the lesser wing in the centre of the image and the greater wing surrounding it. The bone can be recognised by its butterfly shape. The frontal bones are paired bones located at the anterior aspect of the skull and forming the forehead and the anterior cranial fossa of the skull base. However, the blue arrow indicates the more extensive part of the bone sphenoid, which is the greater wing, located laterally.
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Frontal bone
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Sphenoid bone
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Head and neck anatomy
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Topic
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Head and neck anatomy
Which of the following correctly identifies the bone indicated by the blue arrow in the following image?
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