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 gong1 - 1. a bow 2. bent; arching; arched Here's a great "Z" word for the dictionary. Also, it's a great "Aha!" type word; so that's what you call it. The zygomatic arch is the horizontal arch of the cheek bone, formed by the temporal process of the zygomatic bone and the zygomatic process of the temporal bone that attaches the masseter muscle. The Anatomy Browser's glossary of Anatomical Terms If you feel along the side of your face, (right or left, macht's nichts) between the eye and ear just above the jaw, you can feel the the ridge of bone called the zygomatic arch. If you do this while other people are watching, they'll probably think that you're having a toothache or something. Just tell them that you're feeling your quan2gong1 or zygomatic arch. Yeh, right!!! Anyway, the best resource link I found for this item is the first link to the right "Skeletal System". Defintely worth checking out, if not for the location of the zygomatic arch, then at least check out the great HTML work. |
July 02, 1999Skeletal System This site has a clickable map that will tell you the names of various bones. To get to the zygomatic arch, click on the skull. This will bring up a clickable map of the skull. As you move the mouse over the picture the names of the bones will pop-up. ANATOMY FOR ARTISTS Pg. #2 Has a picture that shows the position of the zygomatic bone HUMAN BONES Contains a price list for various human bones (I kid you not!) |
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