Talk:Human skull

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hi what is the scientific form of head i can't remeber

(calavera)--Hti143 15:50, 30 January 2007 (UTC)

Seeing as this is the English wikipedia, shouldn't the diagram of the bones in the skull be in English, not French?

calavera is latin and it is the scientific name, the same as all other scientific names which are in latin.

[edit] middle pic misprint

The middle picture says Lagrimal, this should be Lacrimal.

[edit] Unsourced

This article lacks sources and external links. If the information is obtained from other related articles, please consider adding those references to the human skull article. - Mtmelendez ^{(TALK|UB|HOME)} 13:01, 20 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Respiratory epithelium

The upper part of the respiratory tract is described as having "respiratory epithelium". I'm taught, as a medical student, that the epithelium has no respiratory function, and for distinguishment purposes the correct naming is "epithelium of the respiratory tract". I've added a talk coment on the linked page, but I have not the references needed to verify my claim. If someone with a higher grade of competence, and who is updated on the subject could comment or give a reference, the issue could be resolved. I've made no edits. Madskile 20:24, 2 June 2007 (UTC)