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Frontal process of the maxilla[BF]
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Orbital surface of of the maxilla [BF]
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Infraorbital foramen of the maxilla [BF]
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Anterior nasal spine [BF]
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Zygomatic process of the maxillary bone [BF]
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Alveolar ridge of the maxillary bone [BF]
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Frontal process of the maxilla [BF]
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Orbital surface of maxilla [BF]
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Infraorbital foramen of maxilla [BF]
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Zygomatic process of maxillary bone [BF]
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Anterior nasal spine [BF]
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Alveolar ridge of the maxillary bone [BF]
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Maxillary sinus of maxilla [BF]
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Palatine process of maxilla [BF]
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Incisive canal of maxilla [BF]
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Maxillary tuberosity of maxilla [BF]
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Temporomandibular joint [J]
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Mental foramen of the mandible [BF]
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Mandibular angle of the mandible [BF]
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Coronoid process of mandible [BF]
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Mandibular condyle of mandible [BF]
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Alveolar ridge of the mandible [BF]
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Mental foramen of mandble [BF]
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Coronoid process of the mandible [BF]
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Mandibular notch of the mandible [BF]
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Mandibular condyle of the mandible [BF]
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Ramus of the mandible [BF]
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Mental foramen of the mandible [BF]
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Mandibular angle of the mandible [BF]
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Mental protuberance of the mandible [BF]
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Coronoid process of the mandble [BF]
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Mandibular condyle of the mandible [BF]
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Mylohyoid line of the mandible [BF]
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Mandibular foramen of the mandible [BF]
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Mandibular angle of the mandible [BF]
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Lacrimal fossa (groove) [BF]
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Nasal bone [B]
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Lacrimal bone [B]
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Orbital process of zygomatic bone [BF]
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Temporal process of the zygomatic bone [BF]
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Orbital process of zygomatic bone [BF]
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Nasal bone [BF]
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Horizontal plate of palantine bone [BF]
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Greater palantine foramen [BF]
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Horizontal plate of palantine bone [BF]
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Orbital process of palantine bone [BF]
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Body of hyoid [BF]
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Lesser cornu (horn) of hyoid [BF]
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Greater cornu (horn) of hyoid [BF]
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Orbicularis oculi muscle (101) [M]
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Levator labii superioris muscle (104, 105) [M]
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Zygomaticus minor muscle (106) [M]
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Zygomaticus major muscle (107) [M]
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Buccinator muscle (112) [M]
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Masseter muscle (114) [M]
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Risorius muscle (113) [M]
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Sternocleidomastoid muscle (121) [M]
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Omohyoid muscle (123) [M]
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Sternohyoid muscle (124) [M]
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Orbicularis oris muscle (108) [M]
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Mentalis muscle (109) [M]
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Depressor anguli oris muscle (110) [M]
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Platysma muscle (111) [M]
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Styloglossus muscle (132) [M]
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Stylohyoid muscle (131) [M]
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Stylopharyngeus muscle (130) [M]
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Mylohyoid muscle (134) [M]
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Digastric muscle (anterior belly) (133) [M]
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Omohyoid muscle (superior belly) (123) [M]
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