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Which Bones Form the Calvaria

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Which bones form the calvaria?


A) Occipital and parietals
B) Parietals and frontal
C) Occipital,parietals,and temporals
D) Occipital,parietals,and frontal
E) Occipital,parietals,temporals,and frontal

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