This is the reason I passed my anatomy test. Thank you!

Awesome!! I'm so glad I found this! I've got a lab test over all this next week and this will really help me study. Thanks so much for the post!

Thank you for taking the time to make this! Your explanations of the names really help me to remember them! =]

This will be the reason why I pass my midterm Monday. Thank you.

wow, this was awesome! thank you so much. it will definitely help for my lab practical tonight, i'm just sorry i didn't find it sooner. thanks again : )

gah, dude. this helped me so much. I couldnt understand the fossae of the sphenoid when articulated in the skull b/c all of my documents have them labeled only when the sphenoid is disarticulated. THANKS!!!!

Thanks, Doc!

@ALLERTOLOVER69 That small bump on the back that I believe you are referring to is called the external occipital protuberance.

Just the help that I needed. Thank you!!!

Very detailed! and very helpful! Thank you.

excellent teaching

So awesome. Thank you!

Thanks, I needed this for my exam!

I have my test today this was soooooooo helpful

Awesome presentation! Thank you!

This was so helpful thank you very much!

thank you for your help!

Very interesting, thanks for the post.

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great! Thank you!!!

Thanks Doctor for this helpfull video

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@ALLERTORLOVER69 yes. its normal.

thank you it really helpful but it would be better if the name were written.

Why do you refer to the foramen rotundum as a "new" foramen?

Is this a real human skull or are we looking at a reproduction? Just wondering.

six people don't like skulls

Its such a shame he only uses english terms. It would be so much more beneficial for people whose first language is not english if he used latin terms.:(