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350 I. MORIMOTO and K. HIRATA Fig. 1. The upper part of the facial skull, viewed from the right front. Note the injuries to both frontal squama (a) an

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Fig. 1.  The  upper  part  of  the  facial  skull,  viewed  from     the  right  front
Fig.  2.  The  cranial  vault,  viewed  from  right-inferior-rear.  Note  the  injuries  to  both  the  right     parietal  (c) and the  occipital  (d) bones
Fig.  3.  The  right  mandibular  ramus,  viewed  from  the     right.  The injuries  (e) and  (f) in  this bone respectively
Fig.  4.  The  atlas,  viewed  from  below.  Note  that  the  injury  to  this  bone  (g) corresponded  to    that  to  the  axis  (h)  as  shown  in  Fig
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