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Marty

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The ________, also known as the nasal conchae, are three long, bony projections in the nasal cavity that break up and slow down air as it is inhaled through the nose.
 
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The medical term that means condition of gallstones is ________.
 
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Answer to Question 1

turbinates

Answer to Question 2

cholelithiasis



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