ANATOMY+PHYSIOLOGY
ANATOMY+PHYSIOLOGY
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Skull is a bony structure that is composed of cranium and facial bones. There are 22 bones in a human skull. The only movable bone among these bones is the mandible (lower jaw). All the other bones are fixed. Among these 22 bones, 8 are cranial bones and 14 are facial bones.

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