(SELECT ALL THAT APPLY) In lateral deviation of the mandible, the mandibular condyle that is ______ to the direction of the lateral deviation moves ______. A unilateral; unconditionally B contralateral; anteriorly C ipsilateral; by rotation only D contralateral; posteriorly
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