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frontotemporal

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frontotemporal /fron·to·tem·por·al/ (-tem´por-al) pertaining to the frontal and temporal bones.
fron·to·tem·po·ral (frnt-tmpr-l, -tmprl)
adj.
Relating to or characteristic of both the frontal and the temporal bones.
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