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The Occipital occipital bone is ontogenetically and functionally unique when compared to the other bones of the skull in humans and other mammalian cousins. The Occipital occipital bone develops from six ossification centers; any defect in the ossification process will give rise to mendosal suture (accessory suture) and conditions like posterior plagiocephaly. There is a paucity of literature regarding...