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Fig. 3. Palate Embryo

P.B., palate bone; G.,groove for internal pterygoid plate; H.P., hamular process; P.N., palatine nerves; P.P.A., post-palatine artery.

The bone seems here to consist of two separate parts due to foramen.

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current	22:57, 3 April 2014		706 × 700 (50 KB)	Z8600021 (talk \| contribs)	==Fig. 3. Palate Embryo== P.B., palate bone; G.,groove for internal pterygoid plate; H.P., hamular process; P.N., palatine nerves; P.P.A., post-palatine artery. The bone seems here to consist of two separate parts due to foramen.

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