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In between where your natural hair line is (or would be if you're bald), and your eyebrows.
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What is area between forehead and nose called?
It is called the bridge of your nose.
What is the directional term that best describes the ears in relation to the nose?
letral , the nose is medial to th ears
What is the directional term that best describes the eyes in relation to the nose?
The eyes are superior to the shoulders.
The chin is what to the forehead?
The chin is lower than the forehead which makes the chin inferior to the forehead.
What are the causes of light pain in forehead?
If you have a light pain in your forehead, you probably have a headache caused by noise or stress.
What does metoporrhinous mean?
Metoporrhinous means having forehead nose (nose between the eyebrows on the forehead).
What is area between forehead and nose called?
It is called the bridge of your nose.
Is nose wax reusable?
Only if your mouth is on your forehead.
Where is the most likely place for acne on your face?
Nose, then forehead
What is a blaze for horses?
it's a medium stripe down the face from the forehead to above the nose... its too thick to be a stripe.
Is the nose inferior to the forehead?
anterior or superficial if you wanna stretch it... Since your eyes are in the middle, your nose is anterior.
How many bones does a viper have?
3. One is on its nose and the other 2 are on its forehead!
What are the main areas of the head and how do you find them?
The main areas of the head are skull. forehead, ears, nose and back of the head. Run your hands over the skull, beginning from the forehead to the back of the head. Check nose and ears too.
Where is the frontal and nasal bones located?
The frontal bone is at the forehead. The nasal bones are at the nose.
What is a characterisic like eye color?
hair, nose, ears, forehead, or inherited dimples.
How many bones does a horned viper have?
3. One is on its nose and the other 2 are on its forehead!
What is the nose in relation to the scapula in directional terminology?
antermedial
