Biology, asked by rita36803, 4 months ago

Do the bones of the upper jaw move? why?​


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Answered by Anonymous
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No, the bones of the upper jaw can't move. We can move only the lower jaw because the upper jaw is connected with the skull by an immovable joint while the lower jaw is connected by a movable joint which makes the movement possible.

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We cαn move only the lower jαw becαuse the upper jaw is connected with the skull by αn immovαble joint while the lower jαw is connected by α movαble joint which mαkes the movement possible.

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