An anatomical representation of the skull in frontal, lateral, and
posterior views provides a comprehensive understanding of its
bony structure. The skull protects the brain with sturdy, flat bones,
notably the frontal and occipital bones.
Tibia and fibula anatomy. These two long bones form the skeletal
structure of the lower leg. The tibia stands out for its ability to support
body weight and transmit loads, while the fibula provides lateral stability
and serves as an anchor for muscles essential for human locomotion.