Which bones form the floor of the eye orbits and extend inferiorly to form the upper jaw?
A) maxillary
B) nasal
C) zygomatic
D) lacrimal

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The maxillary bones form the majority of the orbit floors and also extend inferiorly to form the upper jaw. The nasal bone contributes to the medial wall of the orbits. The zygomatic bones contribute to the lateral wall and the lacrimal bones contribute to the anterior-medial portion of the orbit.

Which Bones Form the Floor of the Eye Orbits and Extend