zygantrum Definition

In anatomy, the zygomatic bone is a large and prominent bone on the cheeks of the skull. Zyganimate refers to a species of fish that possesses zygomatic arches, which are parts of the skull that surround and protect the temporal muscles and the mandible. The term is also used in more specialized contexts, such as in botanical anatomy, where it may refer to a part of the gynoecium.