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Q: Discuss the process that gives rise to the base and facial bones of the skull.

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Q: State the bone features where the following musclesattach to the skull: neck muscles, throat…

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A: We Can say that A broad, flattened, oddly shaped bone is known as the coxal bone (hip bone, pelvic…

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A: Sinuses are spaces of the skull and face bones filled with air. They're lined with mucous membranes…

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