palatine folds
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Palatine uvula — See also: Uvula of cerebellum and Uvula of urinary bladder Uvula Uvula s location in the human mouth Latin uvula palatina … Wikipedia
Glossoepiglottic folds — Sagittal section of the larynx and upper part of the trachea. Gray s subject #236 1075 … Wikipedia
plicae palatinae transversae — [TA] transverse palatine folds: four to six transverse ridges on the anterior part of the hard palate. Called also palatine folds, palatine rugae, and rugae palatinae … Medical dictionary
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fold — 1. A ridge or margin apparently formed by the doubling back of a lamina. SYN: plica. 2. In the embryo, a transient elevation or reduplication of tissue in the form of a lamina … Medical dictionary
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crest — 1. A ridge, especially a bony ridge. SEE ALSO: crista. 2. The ridge of the neck of a male animal, especially of a stallion or bull. 3. Feathers on the top of a bird s head, or fin rays on the top of a fish s head. SYN: crista [TA]. [L. crista] … Medical dictionary
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