The type of suture represented by sagittal suture of the cranial vault is_______________?

Correct answer: A. Serrate

  • A. Serrate
  • B. Denticulate
  • C. Squamous
  • D. Plane

Explanation

The sagittal suture has interlocking, saw-toothed margins, so it is a serrate suture. Squamous sutures have overlapping beveled edges, while plane sutures have relatively flat margins.

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