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What is 1?

Frontal bone

What is 2?

Parietal Bone

What is 3?

Nasal bone

What is 4?

Sphenoid

What is 5?

Zygomatic

What is 7?

Mandible

What is 8?

Lacrimal

What is 9?

Ethmoid

What is 10?

Vomer

What is 10?

Supraorbital Margin

What is 1?

Supraorbital foramen

What is 2?

Superior orbital fissure

What is 3?

Inferior orbital fissure

What is 4?

Temporal process of the zygomatic bone

What is 5?

Styloid process of the temporal bone

What is 6?

Ramus of mandible

What is 7?

Alveolar process of the mandible

What is 8?

Coronoid process of the mandible

What is 9?

Mental protuberance

What is 14?

Perpendicular plate

What is 11?

Middle nasal conchae

What is 13?

Inferior nasal conchae

What is 12?

Infraorbital foramen

What is 15?

Alveolar process of the maxilla

What is 16?

Alveolar process of the mandible

What is 17?

Mental foramen