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Česky: Zobrazení kostí tvořicích orbitu, jednotlivé kosti barevně zvýrazněny.
English: This picture, adapted from Gray's Anatomy fig. 190, highlights each of the 7 bones that form the orbit of the eye. It was made using Inkscape and Photoshop CS, by User:Je at uwo/sig

Yellow: frontal bone; purple: maxilla; blue: zygomatic bone; green: lacrimal bone; gray-green: nasal bone (not part of orbit); pink: sphenoid bone; brown: ethmoid bone; light blue: palatine bone


light blue is the zygomatic bone
Date 2006-12-16 (original upload date)
Source Originally from en.wikipedia; description page is/was here.
Author Original uploader was Je at uwo at en.wikipedia
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