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Fig. 1A —Endocranial skull base views show basioccipital (B), paired
exoccipital (E), supraoccipital (S), and interparietal (I) portions of
occipital bone. Surrounding synchondroses include spheno-occipital (small
solid arrows), anterior intraoccipital (large solid arrow),
posterior intraoccipital (solid arrowhead), petrooccipital (open
arrowheads), and occipitomastoid (open arrows). Mendosal sutures
(small solid arrowheads) mark junction between membranous and
endocranial portions of occipital bone. Image shows portions of occipital bone
and surrounding synchondroses in 3-week-old boy. k = Kerckring ossicle.
