List Anatomy – B
The belt muscle of the head (m. Splenitis capitis) lies anterior to the upper part of the sternum-mastoid and trapezius muscles. It begins on the lower half of the ligamentous ligament (below the level of the IV cervical vertebra), on the spinous processes of the 7th cervical and the upper three to four thoracic vertebrae.
In addition to the cortex that forms the surface layers of the terminal brain, the gray matter in each of the cerebral hemispheres lies in the form of separate nuclei, or nodes. These nodes are in the thickness of white matter, closer to the base of the brain.
Milky teeth erupt after birth in a certain sequence. The crowns of the baby teeth first (in the 11th week), and later the permanent ones.