The frontal bone of an infant is separated into two bones by the
A)coronal suture.
B)anterior suture.
C)frontal suture.
D)sagittal suture.
E)longitudinal suture.

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The separation of the frontal bone into two bones in infants is due to the presence of the frontal suture. As the skull bones of an infant grow and develop, the frontal suture eventually closes up and fuses the two sides of the frontal bone together.

The Frontal Bone of an Infant Is Separated into Two