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This article provides a comprehensive list of anatomical variations, which are naturally occurring differences in human morphology. These variations are not considered defects or abnormalities but rather normal deviations that do not inherently indicate pathology.

• Occipitalization of the atlas
• Basilar tubercle of clivus
• Clivus bony canal
• Condylus tertius
• Epipteric bone
• Foramen tympanicum
• Ossified petrosphenoid ligament
• Ossification anomalies of the atlas (C1)
• Craniopharyngeal canal
• Canalis basilaris medianus
• Fossa navicularis magna
• Transverse basilar fissure (Saucer’s fissure)
• Arcus praebasiocipitalis
• Stafne bone cavity
• Arcuate foramen
• Ossiculum terminale (of dens)
• Os odontoideum
• Intermediate condylar canal
• Innominate canal of Arnold
• Arcus praebasiocipitalis
• Inca bone
• Haller cell
• Sphenoethmoidal air cell (Onodi cell) (see Sphenoid sinus)
• Accessory maxillary osteum
• Thyroid foramen (see Thyroid cartilage)
• Collateral eminence
• Wormian bones

• Levator glandulae thyroidea (levator muscle of thyroid gland)
• Accessory digastric muscle
• Atlantomastoid muscle^[1]
• Styloauricularis muscle^[2]
• Transversus nuchae muscle
• Pterygoideus proprius muscle
• Levator claviculae muscle
• Levator glandulae thyroidea muscle
• Cleidoatlanticus muscle
• Cleidocervical muscle
• Cleidofascialis muscle
• Cleidohyoideus muscle
• Cleidomastoideus muscle
• Cleido-occipitalis cervicalis muscle
• Cricocorniculate muscle
• Cricohyoid muscle (variation of thyrohyoid)
• Sternoclavicularis anticus muscle
• Styloauricularis muscle

• Persistent primitive olfactory artery
• Artery of Percheron
• Stapedial artery
• Thyroid ima artery
• Fourth thyroid vein (of Kocher)
• Falcine sinus
• Hypoglossal artery

• Persistent left superior vena cava

• Trigeminal nerve duplication
• Aberrant facial nerve course
• Accessory hypoglossal nerve

• Preauricular sinus
• Supernumerary nipple
• Darwin's tubercle
• Anisocoria
• Diagonal ear lobe crease
• Empty sella turcica
• Epicanthic fold
• Crease of the upper eyelid (Single or Double eyelid)
• Zuckerkandl's tubercle
• Pyramidal lobe of thyroid gland

• Atlanto-occipital fusion
• Butterfly vertebrae
• Cervical ribs
• Coccygeal ribs
• Block vertebrae
• Sagittal cleft vertebrae
• Lumbosacral transitional vertebrae
• Split cord malformation
• Sternal cleft
• Spondylolisthesis
• Oppenheimer’s ossicle
• Spondylolysis
• Sprengel’s deformity
  

• Sternal foramen and xiphoid foramen
• Episternal ossicles
• Manubriosternal fusion
• Sternoxiphoidal fusion
• Bifid xiphoid process
• Bifid rib

• Sternalis muscle (rectus thoracis)
• Costocoracoideus  muscle

• Azygos lobe of the lung
• Tracheal bronchus
• Cardiac bronchus
• Supernumerary lung fissures
• Horseshoe lung

• Bifurcated clavicle
• Coracoclavicular joint
• Os acromiale (see Acromion)
• Capitohamate coalition
• Carpal boss
• Bipartite capitate
• Supracondylar process of the humerus
• Scapular foramina and tunnels

• Accessory subscapularis muscle
• Gantzer's muscle (see Flexor pollicis longus muscle)
• Chondroepitrochlearis muscle (see Pectoralis major)
• Coracocapsularis muscle
• Costodeltoideus muscle
• Axillary arch muscle
• Epitrochleoanconeus (anconeous epitrochlearis) muscle
• Extensor medii proprius muscle
• Extensor digitorum brevis manus muscle
• Extensor indicis et medii communis muscle
• Extensor pollicis et indicis communis muscle
• Extensor carpi radialis tertius (extensor carpi radialis accessorius) muscle
• Linburg-Comstock variation (conjoint flexor pollicis longus and flexor digitorum profundus of the index)
• Palmaris profundus muscle
• Flexor carpi radialis profundus muscle
• Ulnaris quinti muscle
• Pisiuncinatus muscle (pisohamatus)
• Sternohumeralis muscle
• Sternochondrocoracoideus muscle
• Subscapularis minor muscle
• Tensor semivaginae articulations humeroscapularis muscle
• Thoracobrachialis muscle^[3]

• Alar thoracic artery
• Median artery
• Superficial ulnar artery
• Variation of the basilic vein

• Bifid median nerve
• Nerve of McKenzie
• Martin-Gruber anastomosis
• Riché-Cannieu anastomosis
• Berrettini anastomosis
• Froment-Rauber nerve

• Accessory nail of the fifth toe
• Osborne's ligament
• Struthers' ligament

• Femoral anteversion/retroversion
• Os tibiale externum
• Fabella (popliteal sesamoid)
• Calcaneonavicular coalition
• Accessory navicula
• Talocalcaneal coalition
• Cyamella (popliteal fabella)
• Sesamoid bone of the second, third, fourth, and fifth finger
• Talus accessorius

• Accessory soleus muscle
• Accessory popliteus muscle
• Adductor minimus muscle
• Tensor fasciae suralis muscle
• Gluteoperinealis muscle
• Gluteus quartus muscle
• Popliteus biceps muscle
• Fibularis (peroneus) quartus muscle
• Peroneocalcaneus internus muscle

• Marginal artery of the colon
• Corona mortis (see Obturator artery)

• Sciatic nerve variations in relation to the piriformis muscle

• Interfoveolar muscle
• Saphenous muscle
• Pubotransversalis muscle

• Arc of Bühler
• Third mesenteric artery
• Marginal artery of the colon

• Accessory spleen
• Annular pancreas
• Bifid pancreas tail
• Double common bile duct
• Agenesis of vermiform appendix
• Colon duplication
• Accessory pancreatic duct
• Pancreas divisum
• Gastropancreatic ligament

• Uterine artery anastomoses variations

• Bladder exstrophy
• Renal artery anomalies
• Splenogonadal fusion
• Supernumerary ovaries
• Horseshoe kidney (Ren arcuatus)
• Hirsuties coronae glandis