Question

14 match the bone markings with their definitions by using the drop - down list. (click to select) small, nearly flat articular surface (click to select) deep depression or shallow basin (click to select) rounded process (click to select) opening or hole (click to select) projection extension (click to select) ridgelike projection (click to select) slightly raised ridge

Explanation:

In anatomy, specific terms are used to describe bone markings. A facet is a small, nearly flat articular surface. A fossa is a deep depression or shallow basin. A condyle is a rounded process. A foramen is an opening or hole. A process is a projection - extension. A crest is a ridgelike projection. A line is a slightly raised ridge.

Answer:

Small, nearly flat articular surface: Facet
Deep depression or shallow basin: Fossa
Rounded process: Condyle
Opening or hole: Foramen
Projection extension: Process
Ridgelike projection: Crest
Slightly raised ridge: Line