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The functions of the \\ include warming and humidifying the air, acting as a resonance chamber, and \\ of the skull. These structure arise during fetal development and are formed by specialized cells called \\ . They normally appear in several bones of the skull and are covered by a/an \\ membrane. 

          The functions of the \\
include warming and humidifying the air, acting as a
resonance chamber, and \\
of the skull. These structure arise during fetal
development and are formed by specialized cells called \\
. They normally appear
in several bones of the skull and are covered by a/an \\
membrane.
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The functions of the include warming and humidifying the air, acting as a resonance chamber, and of the skull. These structure arise during fetal development and are formed by specialized cells called . They normally appear in several bones of the skull and are covered by a/an membrane.

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00:01 Hello students, the inferior nasal conchae is a scroll -shaped paired bone that rest at the lateral wall of the nasal cavity.
00:10 It helps to filter and humidify the air that we breathe.
00:14 The nasal conchae are also sometimes called turbinates.
00:19 The inferior nasal conchae are a pair of bones with one conchae on either side that separates the middle and lower nasal midriss or nasal cavity.
00:29 They are often described as the spongy bone while the superior and middle nasal conchae are technically part of the ethmoid bone...
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