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- Glabella.
- Temporal bone.
- Lacrimal bone.
- Zygomatic bone.
- Inferior orbital fissure.
- Infraorbital foramen.
- Vomer.
- Maxilla.
- Mental protuberance.
- Frontal bone.
- Supraorbital foramen.
- Nasal bone.
- Superior orbital fissure.
- Sphenoid bone.
- Perpendicular plate of ethmoid bone.
- Infeeior nasal conchae.
- Alveolar process.
- Mental foramen.
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