Superior border of the body is referred to as alveolar process. It bears sockets of lower 16 teeth. Inferior border or base of the mandible presents a small depression (digastric fossa) on either side near the median plane. It supplies connection to the anterior belly of the digastric.

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Feb 20, 2014 · This feature is also present in the African specimens KNM-ER 992 and KNM-ER 15000, as well as in Sangiran 9. In contrast, the mandible D2600 shows a flat, wider and almost vertically oriented subalveolar plane and subalveolar fossa.

[Subalveolar mandibular osteotomies in anteroposterior facial dysmorphism] Rev Stomatol Chir Maxillofac. 1974 Jan-Feb;75(1):156-8. [Article in French] Authors F X Michelet, A Jacquet, B Dessus. PMID: 4531679 No abstract available. MeSH terms Alveolectomy / methods ...

Sep 1, 2023 · Below the mylohyoid line, there is a moderately developed subalveolar fossa on both sides. The mylohyoid line subparallel to the alveolar border of HLD 6 is the common pattern in Early and Middle Pleistocene hominins ( Rosas, 2001 ).

Apr 11, 2005 · The absence of an alveolar prominence, the almost vertical inclination of the planum alveolare, and the moderately hollowed posterior subalveolar fossa are signs of the gracility of the TD6 mandibles, contrasting with the robustness of the African specimens and some European mandibles, such as Mauer and Arago 13.

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The subalveolar fossa of the North African and Asian mandibles varies in expression but, in general, it is deeper than that of the East African specimens. The Chinese mandibles, together with H. sapiens, have a fairly deep subalveolar fossa and distinct molar eminentia.

Jan 21, 2017 · The Hexian mandible is characterized by a plesiomorphic structural pattern for the Homo clade, with strong corpus robustness and a subparallel and low-positioned mylohyoid line that differentiates the swollen subalveolar planum from the shallow subalveolar fossa.

Results: The Hexian mandible is characterized by a plesiomorphic structural pattern for the Homo clade, with strong corpus robustness and a subparallel and low-positioned mylohyoid line that differentiates the swollen subalveolar planum from the shallow subalveolar fossa.