Assertion: occipital bone | /r/CapableOf | articulate with sphenoid bone
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text: The occipital bone articulates with the temporal bones, parietal bones, and sphenoid bone.
text: If you need to describe where the occipital bone is located in as few words as possible, it extends from the bottom of the skull to approximately halfway up the back of the head, forming joints with the parietal bones, temporal bones, and sphenoid bone, as well as with the first cervical vertebra.
text: What is the thick region of the occipital bone anterior to the foramen magnum where the occipital bone articulates with the sphenoid bone?
text: The occipital bone articulates with the temporal bones, parietal bones, and sphenoid bone.
text: Forming the posterior surface of the skull, the occipital bone articulates with the two parietal bones, sphenoid bone, two temporal bones, and the atlas (first cervical vertebra).