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Any of the thin layers that are found in a fibrous joint between bones (e.g., the bones of the skull) and are united by sutures.  

A triangular bundle of fibrous tissue extending from the anterior surface of the symphysis pubis and adjacent structures to the penis, surrounding the penis at its root before merging with the deep fascia of the penis.  

A ligament extending from the tubal end of the ovary laterally to the pelvic wall. It lies in the layers of the broad ligament in which the ovarian artery is found.  

The continuation of the clavipectoral fascia down to attach to the axillary fascia.  

A ligament uniting the apices of the spinous processes of the vertebrae.  

A thin fibroelastic cord between the lesser cornu of the hyoid bone and the apex of the styloid process of the temporal bone.  

One of the anterior costovertebral ligaments.  

The interior calcaneonavicular ligament of the sole of the foot. It joins the calacaneus to the navicular.  

The thickened periosteum of the peripheral wall of the osseous cochlear canal. The basilar membrane is attached to its inner surface.