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which cranial bone is the external acoustic meatus located in?
o temporal
o maxilla
o zygomatic
o frontal
The external acoustic meatus (external auditory canal) is a key structure related to hearing. The temporal bone has several components that are involved in the auditory system. The maxilla is mainly part of the facial skeleton (related to the upper jaw). The zygomatic bone forms the cheekbone. The frontal bone is at the front of the skull (forms the forehead). Based on anatomical knowledge of cranial bones and their associated structures.
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