EBK HUMAN ANATOMY
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Chapter 6, Problem 11RFT
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The ethmoid bone is an irregular-shaped unpaired bone of the skull. It forms the orbital wall part, the roof of the nasal cavity, separates the nasal cavity from the skull, and forms the intermediate floor of the cranium.
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