The articulation between the temporal bones and the mandible form the:

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The articulation between the temporal bones and the mandible forms the temporomandibular joint, which is responsible for the movement of the jaw. The angle of the mandible is a bony projection on the mandible itself, the mandibular notch is the concave area on the mandible where it articulates with the temporal bone, and the sigmoid notch is a small notch on the temporal bone. None of these options describe the articulation between the temporal bones and the mandible.

The Articulation Between the Temporal Bones and the Mandible Form