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Which feature lies between the spine and superiorborder of the scapula?a. suprascapular notch b. glenoid cavityc. superior angled. supraspinous fossa

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Which feature lies between the spine and superior
border of the scapula?
a. suprascapular notch

b. glenoid cavity
c. superior angle
d. supraspinous fossa

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