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Figure 6-8 Inferior view of base of skull with mandible removed. A, Bones. B, Features.

Human skull: inferior surface with half of the mandible removed on the right side of the drawing to permit easier viewing of the sphenoid bone, which is shaded light red. Notice the relative location of the medial and lateral pterygoid plates and fossae just posterior to the bones of the hard palate.

There is only one movable joint in the skull. That is the joint connecting the lower jaw, or mandible, to the rest of the skull. All the other bones in the skull are firmly attached to one another by sutures. Sutures are rigid immovable connections holding bones tightly to one another.