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Our tongues do not have any bones. However, it is anchored by your "hyoid bone" which causes confusion among some people who insist that the anchor function alone justifies calling it a "tongue bone".

BUT, be assured. The accepted thinking among qualified professionals clearly indicates that in a normally developed human specimen, the tongue is primarily made up of tissues and no bone.

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