During embryonic development, the primary palate is formed by the fusion of which structures?Question 3Select one:a.Mandibular processesb.Frontonasal prominencec.Maxillary processesd.Palatine shelves

Which facial prominence forms the upper lip and primary palate?Question 4Select one:a.Maxillary prominenceb.Frontonasal prominencec.Mandibular prominenced.Nasal prominence

Select all that applyWhat locations are formed partly by the maxillary bones?Multiple select question.the cheeksthe anterior roof of the mouththe lower jawthe floor of the orbits

The posterior portion of the roof of the mouth that is composed entirely of muscle is the palate.

The anterior portion of the roof of the mouth that contains several bones is the palate.

The palate consists of two parts. The bony hard palate is _____, and the nonbony soft palate is _____.Multiple choice question.lateral, medialposterior, anteriormedial, lateralanterior, posterior