Which of the following are depressions or opening that allows for the passage blood vessels and nerves. A. Forman B.fossa

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Which of the following are depressions or opening that allows for the passage blood vessels and nerves.

A. Forman
B.fossa

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Foramen - A hole through which nerves and blood vessels pass

I believe this is the answer not a hundred percent though.

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