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... mandibular processes give rise to the lower jaw , or mandible , and also to the lower lip . The maxillary processes and the mandibular processes merge with each other at the corners of the mouth . In view of time , the earliest fusion ...
... mandibular processes give rise to the lower jaw , or mandible , and also to the lower lip . The maxillary processes and the mandibular processes merge with each other at the corners of the mouth . In view of time , the earliest fusion ...
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... mandibular ramus , is required for the free vertical eruption of the teeth . As bone develops in the jaws , it acts as a force to produce eruption . Mandibular growth at the condylar cartilage is necessary for the vertical growth of the ...
... mandibular ramus , is required for the free vertical eruption of the teeth . As bone develops in the jaws , it acts as a force to produce eruption . Mandibular growth at the condylar cartilage is necessary for the vertical growth of the ...
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... mandible is the third or mandibular division of the trigeminal nerve . This nerve is primarily sensory to the mandib- ular teeth , but it gives off motor branches to the elevator muscles of mastication . These branches are the ...
... mandible is the third or mandibular division of the trigeminal nerve . This nerve is primarily sensory to the mandib- ular teeth , but it gives off motor branches to the elevator muscles of mastication . These branches are the ...
Contents
Preface 1 A Survey of the Speech Mechanism | 1 |
Nervous Regulation of Speech | 4 |
Autonomic and Endocrine Regulators of Speech | 46 |
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