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What does the prefix maxilla mean?

The prefix "maxilla" refers to the upper jawbone. It is derived from the Latin word "maxilla," which means "jaw."

It is often used in anatomical and medical contexts to describe structures or conditions related to the upper jaw.

Here are some examples:

* Maxillary sinus: The air-filled cavity located within the maxilla bone.

* Maxillary teeth: The teeth located in the upper jaw.

* Maxillary surgery: Surgical procedures performed on the upper jaw.

The term "maxilla" is also used in the context of insects, where it refers to the upper part of the mouth.

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