CROCODILE NOSE. “As a result, the secondary nose could be regarded as an incidental byproduct of the masticatory mechanical forces between the dermal bones of the secondary palate and the skull base. The vacuities that were then occupied with air from the primary nose, were finally recruited to provide for the physiological function of breathing.”
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Nigel Fleming
September 21, 2022