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Why human skull is called dicondylic ?

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### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding the Term "Dichondylic":** - The term "dichondylic" refers to the presence of two condyles. In the context of the human skull, this specifically relates to the occipital condyles. 2. **Identifying the Occipital Condyles:** - The human skull has two occipital condyles located at the base of the skull. These are rounded projections that play a crucial role in the connection between the skull and the vertebral column. ...
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