Sci-Tech Dictionary:
(man′dib·yə·lər ′ärch)
mandibular arch
(embryology) The first visceral arch in vertebrates.
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Dental Dictionary:
mandibular process
n
The stage of embryonic development during which two sections of the first branchial arch come together to create the lower jaw.
Medical Dictionary:
mandibular arch
n.
The first postoral arch in the series of branchial arches. Also called mandibular process.
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