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occipital
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occipital /oc·cip·i·tal/ (ok-sip´ĭ-t'l) pertaining to the occiput; located near the occipital bone.
oc·cip·i·tal (k-sp-tl)
adj.
Of or relating to the occipital bone.
n.
The occipital bone.

occipital (occ)
[oksip′itəl]
1 pertaining to the back of the head.
2 situated near the occipital bone, such as the occipital lobe of the brain.

occipital (k·siˑ·p·tl),
adj inferior, posterior region of the skull.

occipital
pertaining to the occiput; located near the occipital bone, as the occipital lobe.

occipital bone
the unpaired bone constituting the back and part of the base of the skull. See also Table 10.
occipital crest
see external occipital crest.
occipital fracture
see basisphenoid fracture.
occipital lobe
see occipital lobe.
occipital somites
the most anterior of the embryo's somites; they are the origin of the occipital cartilages of the skull.

occipital
adjective Referring to the occipital region and structures related thereto or contained therein


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