[Journals], 1908-1912
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Built open space between articular surfaces for acc. condyles at top is 100 mil. - at bottom 40 mil. Axis: Upper lower transverse processes are joined distally, on both sides forming a large wing like process [illegible] wide and opening while in 220 mil. long diameter, takes up a little more than the prox- imal one-half of the process. The laminae of the neural arch are heavy & thick to form a massive trian- gular crest having a blunt grooved tip. This crest has [illegible] superfiicial anterior wall, but posteriorly the surface slopes from the tip downward & backward forming an angle like this; \[A]\ This surface is deeper concave on the median line. Two foramina are a little above the axis, separate the neural crest in its an. part. directed connecting with its groove in the posterior surface. The trans processes are wide & flattened superiorly & much thicker & heavier than the drop process. - The two project steeply backward & somewhat downward. Axis Measurements Greatest breadth = 1/30 mil. " length : 5.30 " Height body : 280 " Breadth " : 4.50 " Length transverse processes = 4.20 " Breadth distally : 3.00 "