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Palatine bones

There are two Palatine bones among the facial bones of the head.

Location:
Back of the roof of the mouth.
Small "L-shaped" bones.

Function(s):
Form the bottom of the orbitals and nasal cavities, and also the roof of the mouth.

Other related pages include Structure and Functions of Bones (generally),
Disorders of the Skeletal System
and Bones of the Arms & Legs.
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Beauty Therapies, and other basic-level medical or clinical courses.

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Cranial and Facial Bones


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