A. Median palatine process
B. Lateral palatine process
C. Both A and D
D. Either A or B
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- A. Group I B. Group II C. Group III D. Group IV...
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- A. Maxillary process B. Lateral palatine process C. Frontonasal process D. All of the above...
- Muscle of palate , which works around hamular notch and forms a tendon is____________?
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