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Of the skull, that bony helmet guarding the squishiest two percent of you.
means Relating to the cranium, the part of the skull that encloses and protects the brain.
from From Greek kranion, meaning skull, by way of Latin cranium — same root that haunts every anatomy exam.
Plate countEight bones fuse to form one cranium.
Nerve namingTwelve cranial nerves wired straight from the brain.
Baby loopholeNewborn skulls stay soft to ease delivery.