Foramen caecum is seen in____________?
Correct answer: D. A and B
- A. Ethmoid Bone
- B. Tongue
- C. Sphenoid
- D. A and B
Explanation
The foramen caecum is found at the junction of the frontal and ethmoid regions of the skull and is also the small pit on the dorsum of the tongue at the apex of the sulcus terminalis. Thus both the ethmoid region and tongue are represented.
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