Mandible Collection (page 3)

Conceptual image of human eye and skull

Conceptual image of human skull, side view

Medical illustration of a womans skull and skeletal system, three dimensional view

Colored base of human skull, inferior view

Front view of human skeletal system

3D rendering of human teeth and skull

Front view of human skeleton meditation, isolated on white background

Human male in athletic dynamic posture, with skeleton superimposed
Human male in athletic dynamic posture, with full skeleton superimposed

Male human head with skull and artificial electronic circuit brain in ghost effect, side view

3D rendering of human skull

Human skull

Conceptual image of human skeletal system

3D rendering of human vertebral column, side view

Transectional view of human skull showing half brain with veins

Human skull showing brain and circulatory system

Conceptual image of human skull, perspective view

Human skeleton with transectional view of skull exposing the brain

Front view of human skeleton, isolated on white background

Front view of human skeleton running, isolated on white background

3D rendering of human skeletal system, side view

Side view of human skull

Perspective view of human skeletal system

3D rendering of human skeletal system at different angles

Close-up view of human skull with x-ray body

Human skeleton showing teeth and gums

Conceptual view of human skull

X-ray view of human skeleton showing teeth and gums

Front view and side view of human skull

Anatomy of human salivary glands

Three dimensional view of human skull and teeth

Anatomy of human skull, eyeball and arteries to brain

A Collection of Coleoptera found in Chile, illustration from Historia de Chile
XZL150467 A Collection of Coleoptera found in Chile, illustration from Historia de Chile, engraved by Lebrun, 1854 (litho) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; French

USA, Florida, STA 5 Water Management District, Birds, Black Skimmer, Flying and Skimming and reflected in water

Fragment of hippopotamus mandible and tusk; hyena mandible, from Liguria Region, Italy
Fossils - Fragment of hippopotamus mandible and tusk; hyena mandible. From Liguria Region

Odontolabis cuvera (Stag Beetle) mandible, extreme close-up

Reconstruction of Peking Mans (Homo erectus pekinensis or Sinanthropus pekinensis) skull with mandible
Prehistory, China. Reconstruction of Peking Mans (Homo erectus pekinensis or Sinanthropus pekinensis) skull with mandible. Replica by Franz Weidenreich

Grain weevil. Coloured scanning electron micrograph of the thorax and head of a grain weevil (Sitophilus granarius). This beetle infests and damages stored grain

Red flour beetle. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of a red flour beetle (Tribolium castaneum). One of the most significant pests of dried foods and the milling industry

Grain weevil Z330 / 0408
Grain weevil. Coloured scanning electron micrograph of a grain weevil (Sitophilus granarius). This beetle infests and damages stored grain, using the mandibles at the end of its elongated snout

Human skull, artwork F007 / 7257
Human skull, computer artwork

Human skull, artwork F007 / 7258
Human skull, computer artwork

Jawbone, artwork F007 / 7250
Jawbone, computer artwork

Human skull, artwork F007 / 7256
Human skull, computer artwork

Lower jaw bone, artwork F006 / 3046
Lower jaw bone. Computer artwork showing the mandible bone

Head and neck anatomy, artwork C014 / 0511
Head and neck anatomy, computer artwork. Arteries are red, veins are blue, nerves are deep yellow and lymph vessels are bright yellow

Neck muscle anatomy, 1831 artwork
Neck muscle anatomy. Various views of the anatomy of the muscles of the neck. The main artwork shows the neck seen from the front

Historical dentistry equipment. 1940s model of a human head and jaw

Caterpillar head. Close-up of the head of a small white caterpillar (order Lepidoptera), showing its mouthparts. Magnification: x28 when printed 10 centimetres wide

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The mandible, also known as the jawbone, is a fascinating and crucial component of our skull anatomy. Leonardo da Vinci's detailed sketches in his "Skull Anatomy" showcase the intricacies of this bone. A panoramic dental X-ray allows us to examine the mandible's structure and its relationship with teeth. Looking back in time, the Paranthropus boisei (Zinjanthropus) cranium (OH5) provides valuable insights into our evolutionary history. The study of human skulls through X-rays reveals not only the mandible but also other vital structures within our head. Nature never fails to amaze us; even tiny creatures like the red-barbed ant can be observed under a scanning electron microscope (SEM), revealing their unique mandibles adapted for various tasks. Meanwhile, a cross-section diagram illustrates how our mouth and jaw work together harmoniously. Insects are no exception when it comes to showcasing intriguing mandibular adaptations. Witnessing a red flour beetle in flight or examining an artwork depicting a Black Death rat flea reminds us of nature's diversity and complexity. However, sometimes unfortunate incidents occur that affect this essential bone. Fractured jawbones captured by X-rays remind us of both medical challenges and advancements in treating such injuries. Zooming further into nature's wonders, we encounter spiny spiders under SEMs - their menacing-looking yet functional jaws ready for capturing prey. Ultimately, whether studying ancient fossils or observing modern-day organisms, understanding the mandible plays an integral role in comprehending head and neck anatomy as depicted beautifully through artworks dedicated to this subject matter.