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00:01 Hello students, the suture that connects parietal bones together called as sagittal sagittal suture it is one of the main suture of skull it is one of the main suture of skull and can be easily identified can be easily identifiable and it is a type of fibrous joint it is a type of fibrous joint that has no movement that has no…
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