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femur (pl. femora) thigh bone
fibula (pl. fibulae) smaller of two lower leg bones (with tibia)
flowstone stalagmite or stalactite
foramen magnum hole in the base of the skull through which the spinal column and associated nerves and muscles pass to join the head
foraminifera skeletons of shelled protozoa, also called forams
formation stratigraphic unit comprising several members
formation processes the processes that have affected the survival of materials from the past, and the formation of the archaeological record
forum (pl. fora) Roman marketplace and city center, equivalent to the Greek agora
frontal bone forehead
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