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	==Fig. 33 Showing the position of the Visceral Clefts in the Adult==		==Fig. 33 Showing the position of the Visceral Clefts in the Adult==

			In the middle line of the roof of the pharynx (Fig. 33), just under the basi-occipital, there is a depression or recess of mucous membrane which gets this name. It is of no practical importance, and its embryological significance is doubtful. Lymphoid tissue is developed in its walls and in the mucous membrane round it. It may be a remnant of the pharyngeal opening of the notochord. It is developed behind the oral plate.


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==Fig. 33 Showing the position of the Visceral Clefts in the Adult==

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