What is the bone that forms the rostral wall of the brain case called?

Answer by  Ferretygubbins (13)

This is formed from the cribriform plate of the ethmoid bone. It forms, along with other bones of the braincase, the boundary of the cranial cavity which containd the brain and meninges.

Answer by  ankelameris (36)

The rostral wall of the brain case is called the ethmoid bone. Together with the other bones of the braincase it forms the boundaries of the cranial cavity that encloses the brain and the meninges.

Answer by  jsmith (2067)

It is literally called the frontal bone. The whole braincase is made of the frontal, two parietal bones, one occipital bone, the sphenoid, two temporal bones and the ethmoid.

Answer by  Ken99 (281)

According to Canine Anatomy by Bonnie J. Smith; "The roastral wall is formed from the cribriform plate of the ethmoid bone."

Answer by  jsmith (2067)

It is called the frontal bone. It underlies the forehead and extends down to the superior margins of the eye sockets.