The mandible and maxilla are parts of the skull bones, Which makes up the mouth.. * The Maxilla is the bony part which is attached to the cranial base to which the upper alveolar bone is fused . * The upper alveolar bone is the bony part in which the teeth of the upper arch are placed . * The Mandible is the -V- shaped bone that is attached to the cranial vault by the TMJ " temporo-mandibular joint", on which the lower alveolar bone is fused that carries the lower set of teeth .
Just one, the mandible.
Maxilla
A person has two jaw bones. One upper jaw bone called the maxilla and the lower bone called the mandible. The maxilla doesn't move but the mandible does. The muscle (masseter) that closes the two is one of the strongest muscles in the human body.
the upper jaw bone is called the maxilla
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Some of the main bones of the human skeloton are ; the Skull - Cranium, Mandible and Maxilla. The shoulder girdle - clavicle and scapula
The mandible is the anatomical term for your lower jaw- the bit that moves when you open your mouth. It holds your lower teeth, makes up your chin, and is joined at the Tempero-Mandibular Joint by the ears. The maxilla is the name for the other part of your jaw, the upper jaw.
We have 7 cervical vertevrae's in our body. We have 10 distal phalanges. we also have 12 thoracic vertebrae's. We have 14 mandible maxilla's.
Not sure if you're asking about a common named body part, but here are some of the scientific names (bones). Mandible (lower jaw) Maxilla (upper jaw) Metacarpals (knuckles/hand) Metatarsals (feet)
The study of the structures of the body is known as anatomy.
Sternum, humerous, ulna, radius, cranium, maxilla, mandible, metacarpals, phalanges, metatarsals, tibia, fibula, ribs, pelvis, femur, vertebrae, tarsals, carpals, scapula, patella.