| 1. | The dentigerous process of the vomer carries two to four teeth.
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| 2. | It lies between the cartilaginous nasal septum and the vomer.
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| 3. | To the rear of the vomers, triangular palatine bones are located.
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| 4. | The maxilla was long and slender and the vomer was large with strong crushing teeth.
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| 5. | Sometimes, patients are displeased and uncomfortable with the visible vomer flap in the oral cavity.
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| 6. | This species has no teeth on the jawline, but some are exhibited on the vomer.
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| 7. | The upper jaw is formed from the pterygoids and vomers alone, all of which bear teeth.
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| 8. | The dentigerous process of the vomer carries one tooth at most; it can be entirely toothless.
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| 9. | It had a hard palate formed by the premaxillae, vomers, and maxillae, like other oviraptorids.
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| 10. | The color and texture of the vomer mucosa matches the nasal mucosa much better than the oral mucosa.
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