MKK

I was guilty of this just a few weeks ago... Jet motor wouldn't start so assumed I had a rock in the grate or the impeller (the culprit of multiple similar instances). After standing about nipple-deep in the river trying to find it for 20 minutes, I realized it wasn't in neutral. Thankfully it was about 90-degrees that day.

I'm much more familiar with human anatomy, but this piqued my interest. As best as I can tell, it's basically the anterior limit of the skull and the posterior limit of the nasal cavity, essentially making it a structural part of the olfactory system. I believe it's part of the ethmoid area or mesethmoid area which would make sense given its proximity to the nostrils (at least if there is any sort of similarity to mammals). If it IS similar to mammals, it would be likely that the olfactory nerve travels through foramina in this region on its way back to the brain. I've had a really difficult time finding a straightforward explanation for this, but that was the best I could logically piece together for the time being. I'm going to keep reading a bit and I'll post if I find anything else.

Small world. We've probably crossed paths at some point. And thank you to everyone for the warm welcome!

Between Wilkes-Barre and Scranton. I do most of my fishing a bit farther north near Tunkhannock and Wyalusing.

Hey guys, New to this forum so I figured I would drop in and say hello. I've been fishing casually for most of my life. Just starting really getting into it over the past year or two so here I am. Looking forward to getting involved. -Matt