aivorunkojen
Aivorunkojen, commonly known as braincase bones, are the set of bones that encase and protect the brain in vertebrate animals. These bones form the neurocranium, which is a vital component of the skull structure. The braincase provides mechanical support, safeguarding the delicate brain tissue from mechanical injury and providing attachment points for various muscles and tissues.
In humans and many other mammals, the braincase is composed of several bones that fuse during development.
The evolution of aivorunkojen has been significant in vertebrate history, linked with increasing brain size and
Functionally, aivorunkojen serve to protect the central nervous system and support sensory organs located within or
Overall, aivorunkojen are critical in vertebrate anatomy, reflecting evolutionary adaptations to neurological and sensory demands. Their