Identify the correct statment about the oral cavity  (A) the last of the deciduous teeth to erupt are the third molars  (B) the tongue has ridges on the side that contain foliate papillae (C) the salivary glands are considered endocrine structures (D) the sublingual glands produce mostl amylase

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