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The jaw is a bone in the skull. This bone can be moved up and down. It can also be moved right and left.
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One bone in cranium that moves?
In the viscerocranium (the face part of the skull) the mandible (jaw bone) can be moved up and down ad side to side.
What kind of bone can move in your skull?
Some, only one does not like the skull and it would be creepy if it can move.
Where is the bone on sharp tooth island on poptropica?
If you find the potion, then go up to a platform, and down one side there is a row of spikes. Jump away from the row of spikes and down. The bone is keeping the skull of something propped open to the left.
When was Over Under Sideways Down created?
Over Under Sideways Down was created in 1966-05.
How is the skull exposed before the extraction of the brain?
During an autopsy, the skin covering the head is pulled down frontally exposing the bone. A section of bone is removed allowing access to the brain for examination, part of which requires extraction.
What is one dimensional motion?
Examples: -- up and down, but not sideways or forward and backward -- forward and backward, but not sideways or up and down -- left and right, but not forward and backward or up and down
Do goldfish like to swim sideways or up and down?
up and down
Does a upside down skull symbolize life?
Not for the person that skull belongs to ^_^
When does a baby not need a soft spot on their head?
Soft spots, or fontanelles, are spaces in the skull that have not matured into bone yet. They allow the baby's brain to grow and make the skull more flexible so the baby can move down the birth canal. By the time the child is 2 years old their skull will be fully developed and the soft spots will be gone.
What causes parietal bossing?
The parietal boss is a sharp prominence on either side of the parietal bones (a bone at the top back and slightly down the sides of the skull). (Per Stedmans Medical Dictionary)
What are the three types of gravitational movement?
up, down and sideways
Do the number of osteocytes are greater in primary bone than secondary bone?
Osteocytes grow bone (lay it down) and osteoclasts break down bone. So there will be many more cells laying down bone (osteocytes) in primary bone.
