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The 10 pages that link to Cranium, each with the reason it gives.

• VertebrateRelated: A cranium is a major vertebrate feature, though its form varies widely.

• SkullBroader topic: It forms the skull’s braincase, distinct from the facial skeleton.

• Fish anatomyRelated: Its shape and joints vary with fish feeding and sensory adaptations.

• HagfishRelated: Hagfish possess a cartilaginous cranium, despite lacking jaws and true vertebrae.

• ScalpCompared with: The cranium is bone beneath the scalp, not one of the scalp’s soft-tissue layers.

• Early vertebrateBroader topic: Cranial anatomy is among the clearest fossil evidence for early vertebrate diversification.

• Skull fractureNarrower topic: Most skull fractures involve bones forming this protective case.

• Head (anatomy)Related: In vertebrates, it forms the bony enclosure around the brain.

• Facial skeletonNarrower topic: It is the broader structure divided into the braincase and facial skeleton.

• CyclostomiRelated: The cranium distinguishes cyclostomes from many other living chordates despite their reduced skeletons.