The coronoid process, mental foramen, and ramus are all found on the

A) maxilla.
B) mandible.
C) ethmoid bone.
D) sphenoid bone.
E) parietal bone.

Coronoid Process

A protrusion on the upper end of the ulna, a bone in the forearm, which serves as an attachment point for muscles.

Mental Foramen

An opening in the jaw bone through which blood vessels and nerves pass, usually located near the lower premolars.

Ramus

The term ramus typically refers to a branch or a part of a bone that extends out from the main body of the bone, often creating a connection with other structures.