Kulleder
Kulleder, also known as skull bones, refer to the hard, bony structures that form the skull in vertebrates. The skull serves as a protective casing for the brain, sensory organs, and the upper part of the respiratory and digestive tracts. In humans and many mammals, the skull is divided into two main parts: the cranium and the facial bones.
The cranium encases the brain and is composed of several bones that are either fused or articulated.
Facial bones support the facial structure and house the sensory organs for sight, smell, and taste. Key
In addition to humans, skull structures vary among vertebrates, adapted to different ecological niches and evolutionary
Kulleder are essential in providing attachment points for muscles involved in chewing, facial expression, and head
Understanding skull anatomy is fundamental in fields such as medicine, anthropology, and biology, aiding in the