What is the Difference Between a Dicondylic and Monocondylic Skull. Explain

MONOCONDYLIC SKULL

DICONDYLIC SKULL

The term is meant to define the skull which has only one condyle on its occipital.

Here, the term dicondylic is meant to define the skull with two articulatory condyles which connect to the body.

There is only one occipital condyle inside of the brain skull.

There are two occipital Condyles inside the skull.

For Example, these skull types are majorly found in the reptiles and the birds.

For Example, these skulls are majorly found in animals and different mammals.