Role of meckel's cartilage in development of mandible__________________?
Correct answer: D. It does not have any role
- A. It has a major role
- B. It has a minor role
- C. None of the above
- D. It does not have any role
Explanation
Meckel’s cartilage does not directly form the mandible, which develops mainly by intramembranous ossification lateral to it. It acts mainly as a temporary guide and contributes to a few associated structures, so its direct role is considered absent or negligible.
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