Volume 10 Issue 1

Table of Content Volume 10 Issue 1 - April 2019

Morphological study of various shapes of coronoid process of known sex in dry human mandible in Saurashtra region

Balkrishna Thummar¹, Jignesh Vadgama^2*, Mital Patel³, Dilip Gohil⁴

^1,2Assistant Professor, ³Professor, Associate Professor, Department of Anatomy, M P Shah Government Medical College, Jamnagar, Gujarat, INDIA.

Email: dr_jigs_d@yahoo.co.in

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