Skull Ossification
Skull Ossification is a biological process in cranial anatomy constituting the formation of bone in the skull through the deposition of mineralized matrix by osteoblasts, distinguishing it from other developmental processes by its specific role in the prenatal and postnatal hardening of cranial bones from cartilaginous or fibrous precursors.
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Björn Klinge, Per Alberius, Sten Isaksson et al. · Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery · 1992 · 216 citations
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Museum für Naturkunde
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University College London
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Cairo University
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American Museum of Natural History
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