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The alveoli are bounded labiolingually by sharp ridges that converge and continue posteriorly as a single, sharp-edged ridge, lingual to the coronoid process.

Also of importance is the relationship of the circumflex nerve and the posterior circumflex vessels as they traverse the subscapularis across the inferior aspect of the capsule of the glenohumeral joint and continue posteriorly across the teres minor to reach the posterior border of the muscle (Fig.  10).

The anterior mandibular attachment begins anterior to the lower caniniform and continues posteriorly to a short distance posterior to m3.

The left anterior perihepatic space lies along the surface of the liver and continues posteriorly limited by the bare area of the liver.

The hard palate in Hapalops is elongated and of constant anteroposterior width, beginning at the pointed anterior premaxillary apex and continuing posteriorly with the maxilla and palatines.

The orbital label began in the middle of 11m (Fig. 11 C) and continued posteriorly to fill layer III of area 13b, the medial part of area 13m (Fig. 11 D), and area 13a.

In the subthalamic area, these fibres run ventral to the STh and to the fasciculus subthalamicus to continue posteriorly toward the SN, as shown in Fig.  11b.

The pterygoid hamulus is a small tubercle for the anterior origin of M. constrictor superioris, which may continue posteriorly along the ventral margin of the pterygoid flanges, although the continuation of this attachment is indistinct.

At the level of the hippocampal tail, the fimbriae continue posteriorly as the crux of the fornix (11) that slants upwards towards the splenium of the corpus callosum (9) and the hippocampal tail continues as the subsplenial gyri (10).

The dissection continued posteriorly, and the superior and inferior oblique muscles were cut.

This light label was joined by label in 24a immediately in front of the genu, which continued posteriorly just above and below the corpus callosum.