Which of the following is not an embryologic structure that contributes to the formation of the face
The face is derived from the following structures that contributes to the formation of the face. The face is derived from the following structures around the stomatodeum (primitive mouth): Mandibular prominences and maxillary prominences of the first arch. Frontonasal prominence formed by the prominence of mesenchyme ventral to the brain vesicles. It also gives rise to medial and lateral nasal prominence. Structures contributing to the development of face Prominence Structure formed Frontonasal Forehead, bridge of the nose, also forms the medial and lateral nasal prominences Medial nasal Philtrum of the upper lip, crest of the nose, and tip of the nose Lateral nasal Alae of nose Maxillary Upper pa of cheeks, lateral poion of the upper lip Mandibular Lower pa of cheeks, chin, lower lip Ref: Inderbir Singh&;s Human Embryology 11th edition Pgno: 153
Frontonasal prominence
Zygomatic prominence
Maxillary prominence
Mandibular prominence
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