THE INTERNAL SURFACE OF THE MALAR BONE

1, the froutal proce ; 2 the internal orifice of the malar canal; 6, 6, the surface d with the c bone. (AFTER SAPPEY.) which sygomatic proce of the l epiotic b.; of Aga iz, the hyo-mandibular b.; of Stannius, the opisthotic b. {. 12, 14; 204, 207.]—Masto-tympanic b. See Prootic b—Maxillary b. [Owen]. See Superior MAXILLA.— Maxlllary turbinated b. See Maxillo-turbinal b.—Maxillo-jugal b. ‘[Dugés]. See Superior MaxiLLa A.—Maxillo-turbinal b. In com- ‘ative anatomy, a b. which corresponds to the inferior turbinated qn anatomy. [L, 153.]-Membrane. Fr., 08 fibreux. Ger., Deckknochen. | B's which have an intra membranous o ification. [Kdlliker (J, 24).|—Mento-Meckelian b. A small nodule of b. lying at the side of the symphysis ment i in some of the lower vertebrates. [L 202.]—Mesethmold b. A single b. lying in the median line above the vomer and articulating posteriorly with the frontal b’s in certain of the lower vertebrates, which represents the vertical plate of the ethmoid b. and the upper portion of the cartilaginous septum of the nose in man. [L, 12, 153, 202.]—Mesocunelform b. Middle cuneiform b.—Me so pterygoid b. [Parker]. See Entopterygoid b.—Me so tympanic b. [Owen]. See Symplectic b—Metacarpal. Lat., o a metacarpi. Fr., os métaittelhandwurzelknochen. The five bones of the hand which articulate posteriorly with the carpus and anteriorly with the phalanges. p L, 142.]—Metaplastle. See Periosteal b's—Metapterygold b. Lat., 0s tympani [Aga iz]. Fr., tymanal (in fishes {Cuvier]), Gao Uae in fishes [G. ok Wagned Ger, scheibenfôrmiges Stück des Schläfenbeins [Meckel, Wagner]. Syn.: pre tympanic b. [Owen] Ponte Ot pterygoid b. (in fishes [e mann). “A thin lamina of b., in certain of the lower verterates, which articulates with the quadrate b. and overlies the hyo- _ mandibular and symplectic b's. [L, 12, 14, 202.]—Metatarsal. Lat., o a metatarsi. Fr., 0s métatar siens. Ger., Mittelfu knochen. The five b's of the feot which articulate posteriorly with the tarsus and anteriorly with the phalanges. fe 142,1—Middle cuneiform b. Lat., 0s cunei for me medium., 08 cunéiforme petit. Ger., zweites Keilbein. A short, wedge-shaped b. which lies with its base upward and its apex downward between the second metatarsal, the seaphoid, and internal and external cuneiform b’s of the foot. [L, 142.1—Middle spongy b., Middle turbinated b. Lat., concha ethmoidal is inferior. Fr., cornet moyen de Vethmoïde. Ger., untere Siebbeinmuschel. A term sometimes applied to the inferior turbinated proce of the ethmoid b. It forms the lower portion of the superior meatus of the nose and overhangs the middle meatus. [L, 114, 142.1—Mid frontal b. [Owen]. See Frontal b.—Midjaw b. See In term a zill ary b.—Nasal b. Lat., 0s nas i. carpiens, Ger. O, no; 07, not; 0%, whole; Th, thin; Th?, the; U, like oo in too; U?, blue; U%, lull; U‘, full; US, urn; US, like ü (German). 89 Fr., 0s nasal, nasal maxilla ire (in birds [G. St.-Hilaire) (ist def.). Ger., Nasenbein. Syn.: ethmoid b. (in fishes), prefrontal b. (in the Anura [Cuvier] (1st def. 1. An irregularly shaped b. which with its fellow of the oj posite ide forms the bridge of the nose. It articulates with its fellow, with the superior maxiila, with the vomer, and with the frontal b., and by its lower margin supports the lateral nasal cartilage. [L,142.] 2. Of Cuvier, the inferior turbinated b. in fishes. [L, 14.]_ 3. Of Harting, the prefrontal b. (L, 204.)—Multiform b. ‘See Sphenoid b.—Nasal ethmoid b. The prefrontal b. in fishes. [G. St.-Hilaire (L, 14).]—Naso-turbinal b. In compara- Keilbeinfliigel [Meckel, Wagner]. Syn.: In gras sial b. (in fishes). In comparative anatomy, a b. which lies above and in front of the optic foramen and is the representative of the le er wing of the pened b. of human Fee L, 12, 14, 202.)—Otosteal b. Of Owen, the columella of birds, also its representative in the other vertebrates. [L 14.]|—Overlapping. See Membrane b’s.—Palatal b., Palate b., Palatine b. Lat., os palati (seu palatinum). Fr., 08 palatin. Ger., Gau men be in. Syn.: anterior palatine b. (in birds [G. St.-Hilaire]). 1. A b. which forms the posterior portion of the hard palate and the lat-