The bony ridge that separates the scapula into two uneven parts is called the: A. Coracoid process B. Acromion C. Manubrium D. Scapular spine

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The bony ridge that separates the scapula into two uneven parts is called the:

A.
Coracoid process
B.
Acromion
C.
Manubrium
D.
Scapular spine

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I think itz D

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Shariful Islam Mubin answered Jul 14, 2021

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