how many bones are there in the human skull?
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there are twenty eight in the typical adult.
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We have 206 bones in the adult human body.
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At birth the human body has about 350 bones, but by the time adulthood arrives, some of the bones have fused together to give us a total of 206 bones in an adult body.
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Skulls are humanity's foremost symbol of death, and a powerful icon in the visual vocabularies of cultures all over the globe. Thirteen crystal skulls of apparently ancient origin have been found in parts of Mexico, Central America and South America, comprising one of the most fascinating subjects of 20th Century archaeology. \n\n\n© Joshua Shapiro photo by Vera Manaleo \n\nThese skulls, found near the ancient ruins of Mayan and Aztec civilizations (with some evidence linking the skulls with past civilization in Peru) are a mystery as profound as the Pyramids of Egypt, the Nazca Lines of Peru, or Stonehenge. Some of the skulls are believed to be between 5,000 and 36,000 years old.\n\nMany indigenous people speak of their remarkable magical and healing properties, but nobody really knows where they came from or what they were used for. \nWere they left behind after the destruction of a previous world, such as Atlantis? Are they simply ingenious modern fakes or can they really enable us to see deeply into the past and predict the future? \n\nMuch research is currently being done on the skulls. However, their origin is still a baffling mystery. They seem to defy logic. Everything that is known about lapidary work indicates that the skulls should have been shattered fractured, or fallen apart when carved.\n\nFamous Crystal Skulls\nThis report examines the known history of crystal skulls, various viewpoints on where they might have came from, and the secrets they may reveal.\n\nCopyright 1996 ParaScope, Inc.\n\nThe Mitchell-Hedges Crystal Skull \nThe most widely celebrated and mysterious crystal skull is the Mitchell-Hedges Skull, for at least two good reasons. First, it is very similar in form to an actual human skull, even featuring a fitted removable jawbone. Most known crystal skulls are of a more stylized structure, often with unrealistic features and teeth that are simply etched onto a single skull piece.\nSecond, it is impossible to say how the Mitchell-Hedges skull was constructed. From a technical standpoint, it appears to be an impossible object which today's most talented sculptors and engineers would be unable to duplicate.
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I've never been one to be great at the weird math questions or riddle questions like this but here's what I think: All humans have one head and all horses have one head. Therefore, no matter how many legs you have since some humans and horses are amputees, you have 35 horses and 35 humans. Everyone has one head but not everyone has both legs or even one leg. I hope this helps!
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Cranial Bones \nAnnoying, aren't they? The cranial bones are the PEST OF 6... \nP\nE\nS\nT\nO\nF\n\n Parietal\nEthmoid\nSphenoid\nTemporal\nOccipital\nFrontal\nthe six? the number of bones!
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Structural similarities and differences in helping to identify vertebral skeletons within all vertebral creations would be the main structural difference of skulls. All vertebrate creatures have the similarities as such having segmented spinal columns and joints. Identify the difference between each would be the shape of the skull. If a hiker was walking in the woods and came across a skeleton, the #1 way of identifying if it is of human origin would be to look at the skull. Is it that of a human or a skull of a deer? The later would then be to check out the limbs. But I'd have to say the skull is a good difference but similarity in helping to identify vertebrate skeletons.
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average human body has 206 bones.  Some have one or two more or less.\n\nas for the joints, I've only had one today...
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Of the skeletal system? The bones of course. Here is a list of some of the bones- be aware that this doesn't go nearly all of the boens in the body\nHead and Neck\nFrontalis\nZygomaticus\nOccipital\nNasal\nHyoid\nLacrimal\nTemporal\nMandible\nCristi Galli\nCribriform plate\n\nChest\nTrue Ribs\nFalse Ribs\nFloating Ribs\nClavicle\nVertebra\nSternum\nSpine\n(4 areas of spine)\nradius\nHumerus\nPelvis\nPhalanges\nMetacarpal\nCarpals\nWaist Down\nTibia\nPateller\nUlna\nTarsels\nMetatarsels\nPhalanges\n\n\nHOPE THAT HELPS- ITS NOT A FULL LIST, BUT ITS A LOT
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Weight of the skull = 2 lbs\nWeight of skin = 1/4 lb\nWeight of brain = 3 pounds
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206 bones of the human body:\n\nSKULL - AXIAL SKELETON\nCranial Bones \n    2 parietal\n    2 temporal\n    1 frontal\n    1 occipital\n    1 sphenoid\n    1 ethmoid\n\nFacial Bones\n    1 mandible\n    1 vomer\n    2 maxillae\n    2 zygomatic\n    2 nasals\n    2 lacrimal\n    2 palatines\n    2 inferior conchae\n    1 Hyoid Bone \n\nEar Ossicles\n    2 Incus\n    2 Stapes\n    2 Malleus \n\nTHORACIC CAGE\n   1  Sternum \n    24 Ribs \n\nVertebral Column\n    7 Cervical\n    12 Thoracic\n    5 Lumbar\n    1 Sacrum\n    1 Coccyx\n\nAPPENDICULAR SKELETON\nPectoral Girdles\n    2 Clavicle \n    2 Scapula \n\nARMS\n    2 Humerus\n    2 Radius\n    2 Ulna \n\nHAND - Carpals\n    2 Scaphoid\n    2 Lunate\n    2 Trapezium\n    2 Trapezoid\n    2 Capitate\n    2 Hamate\n    2 Pisiform\n    2 Triquetrum\n\n    Metacarpals - 2 Each of I, II, III, IV, V\n    28 Phalanges (10 Proximal       8 Middle (Not thumb)         10 Distal)\n\nPELVIC GIRDLE\n    2 Coxal, Hip or Pelvic Bone \n\nLEGS \n    2 Femur\n    2 Fibula\n    2 Tibia\n    2 Patella \n\nFEET -  Tarsals\n    2 Calcaneus\n    2 Talus\n    2 Navicular\n    2 Cuboid\n    2 Medial Cuneiform\n    2 Intermediate Cuneiform\n    2 Lateral Cuneiform\n\n    Metatarsals - 2 each of I, II, III, IV, V\n    28 Phalanges - (10 Proximal            8 Middle                10 Distal)\n\nTOTAL 206
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Babies are born with 270 soft bones, about 64 more than an adult. These will fuse together by the age of twenty or twenty-five into the 206 hard, permanent bones
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I would alter the architecture of the human skull as the brain is not very protected in incidents that involve head trauma. For instance, the ethmoid bone is very sharp and any blunt force to the anterior portion of the head, may cause the frontal lobe to dig into this area and cause permenant damage. This damage woud be to the limbic system and personality.
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At birth the human body has about 350 bones, but by the time adulthood rolls around, some of our bones have fused together to give us a total of 206 bones in our body!\n\nHere is the breakdown:\n\nThe adult skeleton consists of 206 bones . . . \n\n- 28 skull bones (8 cranial, 14 facial, and 6 ear bones); \n\n- the horseshoe-shaped hyoid bone of the neck; \n\n- 26 vertebrae (7 cervical or neck, 12 thorax, 5 lumbar or loins, the sacrum which is five fused vertebrae, and the coccyx, our vestigial tail, which is four fused vertebrae);\n\n- 24 ribs plus the sternum or breastbone; the shoulder girdle (2 clavicles, the most frequently fractured bone in the body, and 2 scapulae); \n\n- the pelvic girdle (2 fused bones); \n\n- 30 bones in our arms and legs (a total of 120); \n\n- There are also a few partial bones, ranging from 8-18 in number, which are related to joints.
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Archeology, anthropology, paleontology and forensics all study human bones.  \n\nI hope this helps.
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Some years a go, a German scientist counted the hairs on different heads. He found that they vary in number, depending seemingly upon the color. There are more on a head with black hair than on a head with red hair, more on brown than black, more on blonde than brown. The black-haired woman has about 110,000 hairs on her head, and a blonde-haired woman has about 140,000. \n\nhttp://www.bibleline.org/hair.html\n\nEach human head carries roughly 100,000 hair follicles. \n\nhttp://www.pg.com/science/haircare/hair_twh_23.htm
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I have got 123 creative bones and 2 humerus ones...\n\nboom boom!!