An anatomical landmark point located at the apex (tip) of the condyle of the mandible (lower jaw bone).
From Greek kondylos (knob) + -ion (diminutive suffix). In anatomy, landmarks are named points on the skeleton used for measurement and positioning.
Anthropologists and dentists use condylion as a reference point—it's like using GPS coordinates on your face to precisely measure and study skull proportions.
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