Fossa vs Process
What are they and how are they different? Fossa and process are two terms that are often used in anatomy to describe different types of bony projections or depressions. While they may seem like they are the same thing, there are some key differences between the two. Fossa A fossa is a depression or hollow on the surface of a bone. It is typically larger than a fovea, another type of depression, and is often used to accommodate a muscle or other structure....