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Fig. 3A. Palate embryo 42 mm

H.P.P., horizontal plate of palate bone; T., tuberosity; H.P., hamular process (cartilaginous); T.P., tensor Palati; E.T., Eulstachianl tulbe; U.P., coronoid process- N., neck of jaw; MI., malar bone;*5.M., superior maxilla, E., vertical plate of ethmoid; J.C., Jacobson's cartilage.

Own collection, M2. Horizontal 42 mm embryo.

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Reference

Fawcett E. On the development, ossification, and growth of the palate bone of man. (1906) J Anat Physiol., 40(4);400-6. PMID 17232695 | PMC1287457

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